Telemarketing isn't really a great comparison, because it's NOT a well paying job, it' shitty work for shitty pay, which people generally take because they can't find anything else at the moment.
Do I really believe that Best buy's marketing team has no oversight, and no one who saw this piece of work en route to approval and publication was savvy enough to know that it was wrong?
Yes.
"Why are you trying to get in the way of marketing, son? They're trying to make us money. Go away."
It's not difficult normalize the capsaicin content in the process of extraction, therefore there is nothing inherently inferior about taking this direction. Most herbal extracts specified that the active parts are normalized to X% +- a bit. Green tea extract would be a good example.
You could perhaps argue that synthesis is cheaper or whatnot, but you must compare the abundant farmland and no shortage of people to grow them vs having an insdustrial plant and appropriately trained personnel, and so forth.
Teatimer's nice, and I've used it to good effect on various machines, but it seems to kill startup performance and eat a ton of memory. Have you seen similar?
Sortof. The the "richer" people are largely still just middle class and many are barely getting by as it is; now they are being locked into insurance, and due to other nuances of the bill (raising coverage age for "children", ban on pre existing conditions, etc) premiums will almost certainly head for the clouds.
(What do these off-the-grid hermits do when they get sick by the way? They are one log-splitting accident away from a painful death from gangrene after all.)
If they actually exist, I suspect either they either:
die lying there in the snow and are never heard from again
or: Call it in, resulting in an SAR or airlift operation to get them out of of the wilderness into the ER, amusingly resulting in a tremendous bill which the hospital will write off, as they have no ability to pay.
In an IT like field, sure. In others, probably they won't care about where you've been for 2 years, so long as you can do the tasks your position requires.
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Telemarketing isn't really a great comparison, because it's NOT a well paying job, it' shitty work for shitty pay, which people generally take because they can't find anything else at the moment.
I'm guessing you got the equivalent of "la la la i can't hear youuuu" ?
Do I really believe that Best buy's marketing team has no oversight, and no one who saw this piece of work en route to approval and publication was savvy enough to know that it was wrong?
Yes.
"Why are you trying to get in the way of marketing, son? They're trying to make us money. Go away."
That makes sense, given that LED (terrestrial) grow lights are pretty purple (or deep red or deep blue)
I guess then it's commonplace to run a full spectrum fluorescent alongside those for viewing?
That's interesting; I didn't know LED had the intensity for reef usage.
Fucking tell me about it.
"I didn't do anything. I mean I was just online..er, using Limewire to get..music, and suddenly!"
It's not difficult normalize the capsaicin content in the process of extraction, therefore there is nothing inherently inferior about taking this direction. Most herbal extracts specified that the active parts are normalized to X% +- a bit. Green tea extract would be a good example.
You could perhaps argue that synthesis is cheaper or whatnot, but you must compare the abundant farmland and no shortage of people to grow them vs having an insdustrial plant and appropriately trained personnel, and so forth.
Cheaper, possibly less infrastructure needed (in terms of refining capacity, etc)
Also sends some wealth out to the farming areas where these are grown.
I was really sad to find out that my apt doesn't get enough sun to grow these :( They are really tasty.
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I guess I have the panties of perplexity.
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Teatimer's nice, and I've used it to good effect on various machines, but it seems to kill startup performance and eat a ton of memory. Have you seen similar?
well because hurf durf if they cared they wouldn't use windows!
I really like the look of those things; just wish they didn't bypass some of the iPod's functionality (EQ and possibly "sound check" iirc)
Not that I blame DICE for this, i think it's just how the ipod is made.
Sortof. The the "richer" people are largely still just middle class and many are barely getting by as it is; now they are being locked into insurance, and due to other nuances of the bill (raising coverage age for "children", ban on pre existing conditions, etc) premiums will almost certainly head for the clouds.
Being funded out of paychecks doesn't mean it still can't expend more than it takes in.
(Salon blocked at work, will be quite interested to read the article when I get home)
I had guessed it was something like this, thanks.
The hate and racism isn't a particularly new turn for that demographic though.
OR MAYBE they've been at it all along :tinfoilhat:
People who oppose things "cause it's socialist!" really hate to be directed to all those things.
Have you seen the photo of a "keep the government out of my medicaid" sign floating around?
btw, don't some HSA type accounts not have the "use it or lose it" clause?
Yeah, it's my fault I don't make enough to pay for my diabetes, cancer, or the injuries that resulted from an uninsured driver hitting me.
I'm such a goddamn slacker.
(What do these off-the-grid hermits do when they get sick by the way? They are one log-splitting accident away from a painful death from gangrene after all.)
If they actually exist, I suspect either they either:
die lying there in the snow and are never heard from again
or: Call it in, resulting in an SAR or airlift operation to get them out of of the wilderness into the ER, amusingly resulting in a tremendous bill which the hospital will write off, as they have no ability to pay.
In an IT like field, sure. In others, probably they won't care about where you've been for 2 years, so long as you can do the tasks your position requires.
Beans are CHEAP. Where I am 5 bucks of canned beans would feed 2 or 3 people (not well, but keep them alive)
I'm glad things went well for you and your wife. If you don't mind me asking, were you at a large hospital?
I keep wondering if the difference in service is related to most of my experience being with small (rural, under 10 person) practices.