I am a big Nascar fan of the no. 24 and the no.88 luv animals and art, music, and movies along with antiques i also collect all kinds of pigs not real of course crystal,cd's and DVD's oh yea i forgot about the John Deere also guess u could say i just collect a lot of things that i love.I am from Indiana also love horseback riding time alone in the woods and photography.I have a very complicated job that is something no one person would want to do i am in criminal investigations and pathology and it is not a pretty job very tough to handle when it involves children but someone must speak for those who cannot.
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decie
oops!! I dont think i would like that some how, talking about melt downs........It is becoming apparent that global warming caused rising sea levels pose a far greater danger [ark] to the planet than previously estimated. The most recent scientific consensus in 2007 from the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) concluded that sea-level rises [search] of between 20 and 60 centimetres would occur by 2100. However, this estimate contained very little input from melting ice sheets in Antarctica and Greenland. The latest revised science suggests climate change caused sea-level rise [search] could easily reach one to two meters by 2100. There is now a major risk that many coastal areas around the world will be inundated by the end of the century because Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets are melting faster than previously estimated. And it will not stop then, as by 2200, a rise of 1.5 to 3.5m unless is estimated unless we stop the warming. Rising oceans will contaminate fresh water supplies, wipe out coastal farmland, and lead to increased storms with massive ocean surges. As we witness the collapse of our shared atmosphere, three things are becoming apparent. One, climate changes are abrupt, way faster than anticipated. Secondly, the impact of the increased average global temperature pales in comparison to the "global wilding" of chaotic, unpredictable weather and sea rise patterns. And lastly and finally, humanity, the Earth and our sister species' survival depends upon a stewardship revolution.
schonee
Well I think Decie covered it all. Excellent shot too
e-brink
Well after all is said and done about the weather, you have a wonderful composition here - nice lines.