Early adoption in law
Daylight Saving Time has been used in the U.S. and in many European countries since World War I. At that time, in an effort to conserve fuel needed to produce electric power, Germany and Austria took time by the forelock, and began saving daylight at 11:00 p.m. on April 30,...
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History of Daylight Saving Time
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Explosive War: Old Style vs New Style Muay Thai
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The Amino War
by Christian Duque
The supplement industry has always been one where new products are said to be better than the old. It’s a world dominated by innovation, but often times plagued by unoriginality. Given the numerous regulations, the vast competition, and the small-niche market of... -
North Korea Mess
Incoming Rant.
North Korea is a prime example of not finishing thejob. I am not one to shoot first and then ask questions, but if you go to war, call it war and not a police action and finish the job. Now here we are all these years later, still dealing with a dictator that has not issues... -
The War on Gear
by Josh Hodnik The United States, being the responsible parent that they are, have made the decision on what drugs are safe enough for us to ingest and what are not. The first big fight in America’s war on drugs started with the Volstead Act and the Prohibition of alcohol. Now we all know ho... -
Captain America, A Hour Commercial For Juice?
Q: In the “Captain America” movie, a puny kid becomes a muscled-up superhero through injections of a special “serum.” Doesn’t that sound like a two-hour commercial for gear?
A: The film was based on the Marvel Comics character, who was conceived by writer Joe Simon in 1940 as a consciously... -
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The Greatest Olympia Rivalry That Never Was-- Yates VS. Haney
The Greatest Olympia Rivalry That Never Was
Lee Haney was born on November 11, 1959. Less than 2 ½ years later, on April 19, 1962, Dorian Yates entered the world. Given the proximity of their birth dates the law of averages would seem to dictate that their athletic careers would... -
Aleppo Boy In Shock and bloodied after Air Strike Destroyed his home. Brought me to Tears anyhow!
Aleppo Boy In Shock and bloodied after Air Strike Destroyed his home If this doesnt bring you to tears, I dont know what will! This Photo got me bad today! Then like an idiot i went and looked up the video, and well lets just say im all out of tears! He is a Beautiful Little Boy, Looks to be about... -
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A bit of U.S. history on Veterans Day
Happy Veterans Day to all our Veterans!
THE GREAT WAR & ARMISTICE DAY Though the Treaty of Versailles was signed on June 28, 1919, November 11 remained in the public imagination as the date that marked the end of the Great War. In November 1918, U.S. President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed Novem... -
Joanna Jedrzejczyk vs Jessica Penne - Result
Absolute destruction. “I said this would be a war, this was a war! Nobody will take this belt from me! Who’s next!” - on the cage after the fight Joanna ended up landing 190 of 275 total strikes (70%), including 183 of 268 significant strikes (69%). For nearly three full rounds, UFC women’s... -
No Parade for U.S. Troops
Although the Iraq war is controversial on many different plains, I think we all need to support the men and women of our armed forces that have sacrificed a lot. Finally, they have pulled out of Iraq and are coming back to the U.S. I recently read that for fear of sending the wrong victory message to th...
