Ford had 9 hour shifts, but I would tend to agree Ford was much better relative to other workers in 1914, never mind the multiple CPI series, politicized stats.
The $15 wage floor is slightly reminescent of Henry Ford's "$5 day" policy, which bought Ford labor peace and productivity for a few years. Soon enough, others were able to match or exceed Ford's labor rates. Some of it was fueled by productivity and sales, but a lot of it represented more rapid expansion of M2 by banks and the Fed in the 1910s.
Forbes on Ford's $5 dayNPR
The frightening aspect is price inflation that has already occurred and will accompany a broader application like a $15 minimum wage. Such a tremendous rising wage is a symptom of expansion of credit and money.printing, courtesy of the Federal Reserve since 2008.
Naw, the price is just a govt grab. Night or day. I have neighbors that operate air conditioned event houses at 20 - 50 kW, mostly evenings to midnight or so. Their rates can range 28 - 50 cents per Kwh.
This is not "Linus Pauling's [oral] vitamin C theory". The IV anti-viral procedure and results precede Pauling's arrival and advocacy of oral treatments by at least two decades. Pauling was introduced to vitamin C treatment in 1966 and his advocacy began in the late 1960s. It is a hammer and tongs salvage therapy that is the strongest general anti-viral treatment available.
IV vitamin C therapy has been embargoed by MSM for decades. Only a relative few have direct experience and/or technical background to blow through the lies and ignorance. It is a great tragedy for anyone that died or was damaged by acute viral disease.
See also Injectable Vitamin C and the Treatments of Viral and Other Diseases by Robert McCracken Ph.D.; and Vitamin C, Infectious Diseases, and Toxins: Curing the Incurable, by Thomas Levy, M.D., J.D
IV vitamin C remains in the "memory hole" category with "standard medicine" despite decades of successful use, off screen, or off label New Zealand, 60 minutes Riordan Clinic
Most people only use injectable vitamin C to provide an initial improvement with 1-2 infusions, rather than reliably pump it down with 2-3 days of infusions, 3x per day at 0.7-1.1 grams per kg of body weight per infusion.
Likewise, higher dosages of vitamin D3 both improve initial resistance AND modulate or ameliorate things like cytokine storm.
see also www.vitaminDwiki.com
Another billionaire giving $1 billion now would pay for about 15,000 student years.
Howard Hughes was Rice's first potential billion dollar donor but he got crosswise and left his billions in the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Probably something about divorcing the Founder's niece after screwing too many Hollywood actresses in the 20s, and wanting his name on the proposed medical school.
In 1964, Rice's tuition was $0, per the Founder's will. Then they broke the will and started charging. Of course, others since, singlely and in combination, have given more now. However, this is a good step toward restoration of their Benefactor's honorable intent.
I read a lot of cancer research. China's researchers are repeating a lot of western studies done over the previous half century, which I find useful. But it is not original research.
I surmise that China genuinely wants to know more about old answers, from the nuts and bolts to basic veracity, find opportunities (lots of them) and to train a generation of its scientists with an answer guide.
Nirmal Mulye is a symptom of a larger disease. The answer is not more government, rather the problem is way too much government already and the lack of importation options, private and commercial.
These simple, old generic drugs at most only need purity tests not the FDA's battery of legal bs. The FDA's "protection" is about promoting and protecting extortion rackets. I'm a little surprised the neighborhood bootlegger hasn't already re-emerged.
In formerly third world countries, nitrofuraton can be anything, from under 1 cent per pill, under $1 per 100, to maybe $50 per 100.
That sociopath/psychopath MZ fancies himself as "Augustus", the first Roman emperor, but neglects which Augustus really corresponds better.
Hopefully, Romulus Augustus, aka Momyllus Augustulus, might be better for the position on the timeline of MZ's empire...
One of the other Augustus over several hundred years probably better reflects his pathology...
We live in an unveiled, -ing police state, this is another brick in the wall. We already have open piracy on the roads, murders for asset siezure, and gross propaganda 24x7.
Too bad you can't ask the dead Jews of Germany for their opinion.
Any persecuted minority (or majority) will be more vulernable.
Agents of Chaos
Fakebook, Wapo/CIA/Amazon, NYeT, SillyCon tech giants, the CNNMSNBCCBS hydra
Actually our Left, Red diaper babies, academics are leftovers from the Soviets
Insurance companies are major uniparty sponsors unaccountable to the public, a major source of problems from the Medical-Industrial-Congressional complex that hurts and bankrupts many Americians.
Historically multivitamins have been misconstructed. Some shitty substitutes (e.g. folic acid vs true folate for common MTHFR variants is not B9; synthetic vitamin E), some overdosed (vitamin A, iron), many underdosed (D3), or essential nutrients missing in toto (Q10, ALA, PQQ, essential fatty acids like DHA,EPA).
A lot of people I know (knew) that were cancer victims live(d) from Southern California to the tropics and had completely deficient vitamin D levels. It's a scandal and the NYT is a fake news, sickness industry rag.
At least one large, voluntary, preventative health group does this survey - Life Extension Foundation. Despite higher than average levels of intake, most people tested had inadequate levels. http://www.lifeextension.com/M...
Also read vitaminDwiki.com for more medical papers and research.
I think NY TImes is a shill for a multi-trillion dollar sickness industry that has been at odds with (y)our health for generations.
Many people do not get adequate sunshine, essentially bathe too much, are too fat, or simply don't form, absorb and/or retain enough vitamin D3. If you want to be better informed, go read the collated medical and research papers at VItaminDwiki.com
My family (has) lived near the Arctic for some decades - this is deadly serious, and personal. IOM etc got the RDA, AI, and UL totally WRONG for several of us to meet minimal body levels, and subsequent related problems! Of course, anything has its marketing angles for rubes, but optimal vitamin D level is a huge problem for a large fraction of the population. It is a very cheap supplement if you have any skills at all, whether you need it preventatively, say 1000-10,000 iu/day, or therapeutically, say 20,000-100,000(!) iu/day. Therapeutically, more vitamin K2 and magnesium are common needs, and avoid excess calcium.
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Ford had 9 hour shifts, but I would tend to agree Ford was much better relative to other workers in 1914, never mind the multiple CPI series, politicized stats.
The $15 wage floor is slightly reminescent of Henry Ford's "$5 day" policy, which bought Ford labor peace and productivity for a few years. Soon enough, others were able to match or exceed Ford's labor rates. Some of it was fueled by productivity and sales, but a lot of it represented more rapid expansion of M2 by banks and the Fed in the 1910s. Forbes on Ford's $5 day NPR
The frightening aspect is price inflation that has already occurred and will accompany a broader application like a $15 minimum wage. Such a tremendous rising wage is a symptom of expansion of credit and money.printing, courtesy of the Federal Reserve since 2008.
Naw, the price is just a govt grab. Night or day. I have neighbors that operate air conditioned event houses at 20 - 50 kW, mostly evenings to midnight or so. Their rates can range 28 - 50 cents per Kwh.
I might be interested for 5-10 cents per kwh and 400+ miles range.
The problem is that where I live, it is 28+ cents per Kwh, usage based, price goes up with usage, and we have vulnerable, limited capacity wires.
This is not "Linus Pauling's [oral] vitamin C theory". The IV anti-viral procedure and results precede Pauling's arrival and advocacy of oral treatments by at least two decades. Pauling was introduced to vitamin C treatment in 1966 and his advocacy began in the late 1960s. It is a hammer and tongs salvage therapy that is the strongest general anti-viral treatment available.
IV vitamin C therapy has been embargoed by MSM for decades. Only a relative few have direct experience and/or technical background to blow through the lies and ignorance. It is a great tragedy for anyone that died or was damaged by acute viral disease.
See also
Injectable Vitamin C and the Treatments of Viral and Other Diseases by Robert McCracken Ph.D.; and
Vitamin C, Infectious Diseases, and Toxins: Curing the Incurable, by Thomas Levy, M.D., J.D
IV vitamin C remains in the "memory hole" category with "standard medicine" despite decades of successful use, off screen, or off label
New Zealand, 60 minutes
Riordan Clinic
Most people only use injectable vitamin C to provide an initial improvement with 1-2 infusions, rather than reliably pump it down with 2-3 days of infusions, 3x per day at 0.7-1.1 grams per kg of body weight per infusion.
Likewise, higher dosages of vitamin D3 both improve initial resistance AND modulate or ameliorate things like cytokine storm.
see also www.vitaminDwiki.com
Another billionaire giving $1 billion now would pay for about 15,000 student years.
Howard Hughes was Rice's first potential billion dollar donor but he got crosswise and left his billions in the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Probably something about divorcing the Founder's niece after screwing too many Hollywood actresses in the 20s, and wanting his name on the proposed medical school.
Rice did without tuition for 50+ years, in the tougher years at the start.
In 1964, Rice's tuition was $0, per the Founder's will. Then they broke the will and started charging. Of course, others since, singlely and in combination, have given more now. However, this is a good step toward restoration of their Benefactor's honorable intent.
I read a lot of cancer research. China's researchers are repeating a lot of western studies done over the previous half century, which I find useful. But it is not original research.
I surmise that China genuinely wants to know more about old answers, from the nuts and bolts to basic veracity, find opportunities (lots of them) and to train a generation of its scientists with an answer guide.
Sounds like great plan for the next Ice Age.
Nirmal Mulye is a symptom of a larger disease. The answer is not more government, rather the problem is way too much government already and the lack of importation options, private and commercial.
These simple, old generic drugs at most only need purity tests not the FDA's battery of legal bs. The FDA's "protection" is about promoting and protecting extortion rackets. I'm a little surprised the neighborhood bootlegger hasn't already re-emerged.
In formerly third world countries, nitrofuraton can be anything, from under 1 cent per pill, under $1 per 100, to maybe $50 per 100.
...time to restart testing, ya know. Vaporize another island. We've been needing to get some fresh warhead data....
That sociopath/psychopath MZ fancies himself as "Augustus", the first Roman emperor, but neglects which Augustus really corresponds better.
Hopefully, Romulus Augustus, aka Momyllus Augustulus, might be better for the position on the timeline of MZ's empire...
One of the other Augustus over several hundred years probably better reflects his pathology...
We live in an unveiled, -ing police state, this is another brick in the wall. We already have open piracy on the roads, murders for asset siezure, and gross propaganda 24x7.
...and Apple is rotten to the corp.
Too bad you can't ask the dead Jews of Germany for their opinion.
Any persecuted minority (or majority) will be more vulernable.
Yes, transliteration/translation partly relys on phonics and partly on IQ to follow the humor...
Agents of Chaos Fakebook, Wapo/CIA/Amazon, NYeT, SillyCon tech giants, the CNNMSNBCCBS hydra Actually our Left, Red diaper babies, academics are leftovers from the Soviets
Insurance companies are major uniparty sponsors unaccountable to the public, a major source of problems from the Medical-Industrial-Congressional complex that hurts and bankrupts many Americians.
You should read the medical and research papers collected at vitaminDwiki.com
The life you save might your own....
"Choose wisely."
choose wisely
Darwin knows, and has an award....
He chose poorly
"Choose wisely."
choose wisely
Darwin knows, and has an award....
He chose poorly
Historically multivitamins have been misconstructed. Some shitty substitutes (e.g. folic acid vs true folate for common MTHFR variants is not B9; synthetic vitamin E), some overdosed (vitamin A, iron), many underdosed (D3), or essential nutrients missing in toto (Q10, ALA, PQQ, essential fatty acids like DHA,EPA).
A lot of people I know (knew) that were cancer victims live(d) from Southern California to the tropics and had completely deficient vitamin D levels. It's a scandal and the NYT is a fake news, sickness industry rag.
At least one large, voluntary, preventative health group does this survey - Life Extension Foundation. Despite higher than average levels of intake, most people tested had inadequate levels.
http://www.lifeextension.com/M...
Also read vitaminDwiki.com for more medical papers and research.
mod up - the life you save may be your own
I think NY TImes is a shill for a multi-trillion dollar sickness industry that has been at odds with (y)our health for generations.
Many people do not get adequate sunshine, essentially bathe too much, are too fat, or simply don't form, absorb and/or retain enough vitamin D3. If you want to be better informed, go read the collated medical and research papers at VItaminDwiki.com
My family (has) lived near the Arctic for some decades - this is deadly serious, and personal. IOM etc got the RDA, AI, and UL totally WRONG for several of us to meet minimal body levels, and subsequent related problems! Of course, anything has its marketing angles for rubes, but optimal vitamin D level is a huge problem for a large fraction of the population. It is a very cheap supplement if you have any skills at all, whether you need it preventatively, say 1000-10,000 iu/day, or therapeutically, say 20,000-100,000(!) iu/day. Therapeutically, more vitamin K2 and magnesium are common needs, and avoid excess calcium.