i remember one day i see this article about gastric bypass surgery. they were just making it seem like oh, this surgery, and it will change your life. because there were people who got it already and they have lost this dramatic amount of weight. and i d be like oh, that s going to be me. oh, and i m cute. i m going get that. so it was like a eureka moment. i m going to be able to go shopping. i m going get a job, and i m going to have money. i just felt like with that surgery, all these great things in my life would come to. i started, you know, trying to find out about it. i found out that i was going to have to pay, like, roughly $6,000. that s when it became, like, oh, boy, money again. like it always boils down to that. i found something that can actually help me lose weight and maybe lose weight quickly and
i remember one day i see this article about gastric bypass surgery. they were just making it seem like oh, this surgery, and it will change your life. because there were people who got it already and they have lost this dramatic amount of weight. and i d be like oh, that s going to be me. oh, and i m cute. i m going get that. so it was like a eureka moment. i m going to be able to go shopping. i m going get a job, and i m going to have money. i just felt like with that surgery, all these great things in my life would come to. i started, you know, trying to find out about it. i found out that i was going to have to pay, like, roughly $6,000. that s when it became, like, oh, boy, money again. like it always boils down to that. i found something that can
i remember one day i see this article about gastric bypass surgery. they were just making it seem like oh, this surgery, and it will change your life. because there were people who got it already and they have lost this dramatic amount of weight. and i d be like oh, that s going to be me. oh, and i m cute. i m going to get that. so it was like a eureka moment. i m going to be able to go shopping. i m going get a job, and i m going to have money. i just felt like with that surgery, all these great things in my life would come, too. i started, you know, trying to find out about it. i found out that i was going to have to pay, like, roughly $6,000. that s when it became, like, oh, boy, money again. like it always boils down to that.
you are not seeing things. that really is an iron. this is what you get if you cross extreme sports with that ultimate home appliance. it all starts with a man named phil shaw. i thought, why not iron outside, rather than inside. my housemate came home and discovered me ironing in the garden and said, what are you doing? he has a eureka moment. i said, i m extreme ironing. we thought, what if we took the ironing to extreme places and did it on the side of a mountain or a river or lake or something? a bona fide craze is born. extreme ironing. in short order, it s all over the place. we ve seen people extreme ironing on the top of a mountain, under water extreme ironing, antarctic, on the back of fast-moving cars. but no one takes it to greater extremes than andy ford
retired took over as the army s vice chief of staff in 2008. the army suicide rate had doubled since 2001. this is an area that we have to, in fact, attack. and he was tasked with battling the epidemic. as soon as they go i would be very, very careful in not underestimating the impact of 13 years of war on an all-volunteer force. i think we were seeing in those suicide numbers some of the effect of repeated deployments and high stress and trauma. to better understand the issue, carelli was bleriefed on every suicide that occurred during the four years that he was the army s number two officer. in 2010, a eureka moment. i do want to express our thoughts and condolences. admiral michael mullen, then