Critical Situation

The Importance Of And The Critical Situation Of Diesel...

New postby Linh » 27 Oct 2012, 06:25

The importance of and the critical situation of diesel fuel stocks?

Is it just me or does anyone else realize the importance of diesel fuel and how without it our nation comes to a stop? Everything moves with diesel fuel,everything. If we don't do something about fuels production and maintaing ample reserves, we become more vulnerable than ever. Hey?
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New postby Joslyn » 27 Oct 2012, 06:25

Diesal fuel stocks sources are the same as those for gasoline and other petroleum products. They will continue to be avaialable, probably at a gradually rising cost ont he international market. The only way to get lower prices is to learn to lower demand for these fuels and find other sources for some of the current diesal needs. For example, run diesal trains on elictic provided by nuclear.
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How can I learn to be more aggressive When a critical...

New postby Erwin » 27 Oct 2012, 06:25

How can I learn to be more aggressive When a critical situation requires me to be? How can I learn to be more aggressive When a critical situation requires me to be?
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New postby Clint » 27 Oct 2012, 06:25

Go take a self-defense course. These courses don't teach how to defend yourself as much as they teach how to be assertive and to not allow yourself to made a victim.
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Any advices on how to beat the fear of dogs? What should...

New postby Jeff » 27 Oct 2012, 06:25

Any advices on how to beat the fear of dogs? What should you do in a critical situation when a dog atacks you?
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New postby Christi » 27 Oct 2012, 06:25

Well if your in the street and see a dog loose coming your way, CASUALLY cross the street, if the dog is coming towards you , and trying to approach you even though you have done that do not look at it, put your hands in your pockets or better still FOLD your arms togeather and look up and carry on walking normally.

Its best not to confront it with a SHOOO ! dogs normally only attack for a reason, so it would be quite rare that a dog would just run up to you and attack you out the blue.
but if it happened try to stay in control, screaming and getting panicked will only work the dogs attack up in more of a frenzy.

If its attacking you , pinch its nose as hard as you can. poke its eyes, try to hold it with both your hands round its throat , your thumbs behind the back of its head and your finger wedged under its jaw bone, untill you can get help, this restrains the dog and could make it calm down once it realises you have over powered it, talk to it FIRMLY , demanding it to stop.

I used to work with dogs before so I had more than my fair share of attacks !
To over come fear of dogs start of by socialising with them, go with a frend who has a dog to a dog training class , find someone who has got a pat dog or a has a trusted freindly dog that you can aquaint yourself with to build your confidence with d0gs, once you get to know most dogs are freindly you will really come to love them.
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How can I find medical coverage for non resident family...

New postby Charmaine » 27 Oct 2012, 06:25

How can I find medical coverage for non resident family member that is in a critical situation?

She is 34 ,born with hips defacts ,in need of imediat operation.Mother will be soon resident.
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New postby Joycelyn » 27 Oct 2012, 06:25

Every large city has indigent care. The best thing is to call a hospital care counselor and discuss your problem. There are many organizations that pay for the surgery. Most doctors will donate their service. Also if there is medical school in your city, try them. They are in the process of teaching residents, and take on most teaching cases. The residents are always supervised by an experienced MD, and the care is top notch.
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It happened fa me to cry in front of my colleagues due to...

New postby Penni » 27 Oct 2012, 06:25

It happened fa me to cry in front of my colleagues due to some critical situation, is that wrong?

The minor issue and i reallly donno how to show my opposition to themm and at the same time , i want to make them realise my pain, so is it wrong or a shame fa me, or will they think me as a weak person?
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New postby Mozell » 27 Oct 2012, 06:25

If the tear is real , Let it fall , If your thought to be week , thats because thats what they were thinking , let them have that , it's you who know you , not them
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What is the next step in such a critical situation? My...

New postby Roxanne » 27 Oct 2012, 06:25

What is the next step in such a critical situation? My future.?

I am in my second semester in college. I have a 3.7 gpa and i really have no idea what i want to do in my life. I wanted to be an opera major and whlie i was auditiong something seemed wrong and i found out i had a 50% hearing loss. on that basis every school rejected me and i had to go to school for business. I am good at this stuff but i am not happy doing it. I am a great writer and a very creative person I feel like if i am not in a program where i can be a music manager or a musician then i want to be in fashion. My parents dont support any of these occupations and are giving me a hard time. I never get to be who i want to be or do what I want to do. My boyferind tells me to shoot for the stars id ont even know how to do it. and if i do how can i get support? Right now i am a dual major in international business and political science . neither one of these things are me. what do i do?
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New postby Queen » 27 Oct 2012, 06:25

Find out if your university offers career testing and go in for it, soon. That will help you narrow down your possible (and enjoyable) job fields to 3 or 4 categories. Then look into what actual jobs you can get, before you decide to go for a particular field, you may be surprised by what you find. That will help set you on the right path for school.

You need to pick something that you like, not necessarily what your parents want you to do. You have to work for a long time, and there's no point going into a career that you hate just to please other people. Maybe your parents are worried that you'll go into something that you'll have trouble supporting yourself in, but they have no say in the matter because it is your career and your life, and what they should care about is if you are happy or not in your field.
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What is the best way to stay calm when the situation is...

New postby Danica » 27 Oct 2012, 06:25

What is the best way to stay calm when the situation is critical? What is the best way to stay calm when the situation is critical?
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New postby Charmaine » 27 Oct 2012, 06:25

Learn to concentrate on the task at hand, and less on the consequences of failure. Easier said than done.
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I was watching I show a few days ago and it was about...

New postby Johnette » 27 Oct 2012, 06:25

I was watching I show a few days ago and it was about rodney king i think it was called critical situation ?

I was wondering if any of you knew what the show was it was either on the history or the national geographic channel and it was asking questions about the riot etc. it showed that some of the rodney king video was cut off
nvm found it. The Final Report: The L.A. Riots
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New postby Mina » 27 Oct 2012, 06:25

Yes you are correct, it was the Final report as you have stated.
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