9 Search Results for "energy"

March 10, 2010

it's 3:28 a.m. and my alarm is set for 6 a.m. i have a soar throat and headache. my body feels like i just received a piledriver from the undertaker, fell off a chairlift (at that part where it's really high at mont ripley), got checked by niklas kronwall, and used all of my energy to slay the jabberwocky. now i'm going to bed with more inspiration than when i woke up this morning. never let positive energy go to waste.

March 21, 2007

looking for energy.

October 13, 2009

energy efficient eskimos.

June 1, 2004

the truth is not deep, it's just foggy.

to live without energy...is not living at all.

May 4, 2007

yes ma'am, i'll have two scoops of energy and a scoop of inspiration in a regular waffle cone please.

November 30, 2009

don't waste productive energy on counter productive tasks.

i've got friends in all the right places, i just need not to forget it.

June 26, 2003

to love, to peace, the energy which we thrive.

i'm eager to see the breaking of dawn tomorrow morning. smiles.

nobody ever hears the cries,

we're too tied up in the corporate lies,

and if that politician has a red or blue tie.

whenever you go wild there is still a starving child.

October 6, 2004

rather than watching the people who are being ridiculed, watch the people who are ridiculing, and you'll learn a lot more that way.

life is like a rubber band, if you don't pull back you've got no potential energy, if you let go then you're going to hurt somebody, and if you pull it back too hard it's going to break.

April 17, 2002

developed countries (20% of the population) use 90% of the world's resources.

america wastes 43% of its energy/resources.

400,000 babies born per day.

every second the worlds population grows by 3 people.

140,000 people die each day in the world.

30,000 of these are children dying by age 5.

15,000 people will die from cancer.

10,000 children will die from diarrhea.

10,000 people will die a violent death.

It took over 10,000 years for the world population to hit 1 billion in 1800, and in the last 200 years it has grown 5 billion.