Chamlong, a vegetarian who used to encourage simplicity and frugality, seemed to feel the strain.
Lumber trucks and pickups rumble through the town's four traffic lights, which feel the strain of traffic only during hunting season.
Along with the shearwaters and coral reefs and shorelines, it's likely that millions of people will feel the strain from rising waters, stronger storms and less freshwater.
Toure feels Barcelona are starting to feel the strain of playing fast-paced football with trying to clinch a third European Cup, win the Spanish league and the Spanish Cup (Copa del Rey).
The group said poorer grandparents were especially likely to feel the strain of helping care for their grandchildren, as they were more likely to become grandparents before they retired, while their own children were also more likely to be single parents and need extensive childcare support.
And remember, FlipShare has to be running and streaming video over the dongle the entire time you're using the set-top, so a lower-powered machine might feel the strain -- and if your computer goes to sleep, hangs, or crashes while you're watching the FlipShare, well, you won't be watching it any more.
In the coming months, that mood of resignation will come under strain, as voters start to feel the pain of austerity measures announced earlier but delayed until 2012.
Some Singaporeans feel that too many foreign workers put a strain on the island state's resources causing problems such as an overcrowded public transport system.
BBC: Singapore: Economic slowdown opens foreign labour debate
Government scientists, however, feel sure that the Lister vaccine will provide sufficient protection against any other strain.
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