No, it's not. It's the maximum the NIH will directly pay the PI for the postdoc position. PIs discretionary funds, departmental, or institutional funds are often added to boost the salary of folks in competitive areas. I know many folks paying their post docs well above that. Just because you don't know any, doesn't mean it doesn't happen, or isn't common.
You are just wrong. NIH sets a minimum, and I've gotten more than that. So have a lot of other folks I know. You just don't know what you are talking about, as should be expected from a coward.
Everyone I know in STEM that paid is a foreigner. I'm in the Bio field. All U.S. born grad students in the universities I'm familiar with had their tuition paid and received a stipend from the university or a training grant they were on. They didn't make a lot, but none paid for classes at all.
Yes, it would have been much better if my grandparents hadn't gotten a land-line phone on their farm 80 years ago, and just waited 60+ years for cell-phone technology to be invented. All those phone calls to friends, relatives, doctors, etc, were all wasted on inferior, expensive land lines. They should have just driven across country for a half-century or so whenever they wanted to talk to someone.
Really? Apple designs things. They are then manufacted by very low-pay labor in China. Apple is decoupled. Apple still makes a shit-ton of money, while the workers producing the goods make well, shit. It's not hidden. Everyone knows about the factories in China with nets to catch suiciding workers. Apple doesn't seem to be facing any problem.
You mean the rich will still be able to make "gobs of wealth" by outsourcing all their low paying jobs to contractors or or other copanies providing the low-pay employees to do the grunt work.
You think a CEO wants to deal with a wallet full of Bitcoins that the value varies so hugely with over time, and is still considered something that could be quashed by governments? Nah.
What they'll do is simply outsource all the low pay jobs in the copany to other companies that suddenly their spouses and friends start up. All that will be left of the parent company is executives, that can crank up their salaries at will.
"Just because our rods and cones don't react to the different wavelength doesn't make it any more dangerous."
You forgot the other exception. The other end of our color range. We see down to ~390nm on the blue end of the spectrum. But ultraviolet light at ~240nm will break down our DNA and cause cancer, kill cells, etc.
Dumbest thing I ever heard. The name is in reference to black vs red ink in accounting books showing positive or negative numbers. Black is a positive thing in accounting. Some people go out of their way to be offended by things that aren't relevant.
To be fair, in Europe, when you move from one area the size of a US state to another area the size of a US state, they probably speak a separate language. Not true in the US.
Less need to speak 3 languages mean less of us do.
It won't be a right wing cause for too long. Exxon doesn't sell wood. One half of the right wing will start smacking down the other half if it stays an issue.
That's strange. Usually there's just one call. The friend checking to give an excuse for you/them to bail if it's going horribly/scary, then some 'emergency' comes up that you have to leave for.
No we don't. Pollution used to be much worse. The Cuyahoga river hasn't caught fire in decades. Back in the 60's, pollution like that was rampant.
The EPA was created in 1970 by Richard Nixon, and things have improved much since. Yes, before Reagan, the Republican party actually had pretty thoughtful stances on many topics, hard as that may be to believe.
Grade school is what those of us in the U.S. usually call grades 1-6 (sometimes 1-5, 6 somtimes gets mixed into middle school, also know as junior high, usually grades 7-8, with 9-12 being high school).
There are folks out there who learned to read and write at home before grade school, so that's not always a use for grade school for some of us.
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They need the right to the death penalty.
No, it's not. It's the maximum the NIH will directly pay the PI for the postdoc position. PIs discretionary funds, departmental, or institutional funds are often added to boost the salary of folks in competitive areas. I know many folks paying their post docs well above that. Just because you don't know any, doesn't mean it doesn't happen, or isn't common.
You are just wrong. NIH sets a minimum, and I've gotten more than that. So have a lot of other folks I know. You just don't know what you are talking about, as should be expected from a coward.
It's because everyone is so suprised they are still alive, and wondering what they are doing to make enough money to live.
Everyone I know in STEM that paid is a foreigner. I'm in the Bio field. All U.S. born grad students in the universities I'm familiar with had their tuition paid and received a stipend from the university or a training grant they were on. They didn't make a lot, but none paid for classes at all.
Really? Then how do I know several that make well over 60k? How did I know postdocs 10 years ago that made 60k?
With the right skills in the right area, yes, you can make that at a good research university. One in the midwest with decent cost of living even.
Heck, NIH funded postdocs start at over $39K, with 0 years of experience. Work in a competitive area and your boss will throw in money above that.
http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/funding/policies/nrsa.htm
Yes, it would have been much better if my grandparents hadn't gotten a land-line phone on their farm 80 years ago, and just waited 60+ years for cell-phone technology to be invented. All those phone calls to friends, relatives, doctors, etc, were all wasted on inferior, expensive land lines. They should have just driven across country for a half-century or so whenever they wanted to talk to someone.
Your example kind of sucks.
Really? Apple designs things. They are then manufacted by very low-pay labor in China. Apple is decoupled. Apple still makes a shit-ton of money, while the workers producing the goods make well, shit. It's not hidden. Everyone knows about the factories in China with nets to catch suiciding workers. Apple doesn't seem to be facing any problem.
You mean the rich will still be able to make "gobs of wealth" by outsourcing all their low paying jobs to contractors or or other copanies providing the low-pay employees to do the grunt work.
You think a CEO wants to deal with a wallet full of Bitcoins that the value varies so hugely with over time, and is still considered something that could be quashed by governments? Nah.
What they'll do is simply outsource all the low pay jobs in the copany to other companies that suddenly their spouses and friends start up. All that will be left of the parent company is executives, that can crank up their salaries at will.
"Just because our rods and cones don't react to the different wavelength doesn't make it any more dangerous."
You forgot the other exception. The other end of our color range. We see down to ~390nm on the blue end of the spectrum. But ultraviolet light at ~240nm will break down our DNA and cause cancer, kill cells, etc.
We were secretly giving Americans anal probes during their sleep. It was for your own good so that the terrorists wouldn't win.
Dumbest thing I ever heard. The name is in reference to black vs red ink in accounting books showing positive or negative numbers. Black is a positive thing in accounting. Some people go out of their way to be offended by things that aren't relevant.
Or that we shouldn't use WEP for our wireless encryption.
Odds were way higher with the Pontiac Fiero.
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A politician tells a lie.
See the full report at eleven o'clock.
To be fair, in Europe, when you move from one area the size of a US state to another area the size of a US state, they probably speak a separate language. Not true in the US.
Less need to speak 3 languages mean less of us do.
It won't be a right wing cause for too long. Exxon doesn't sell wood. One half of the right wing will start smacking down the other half if it stays an issue.
The only think I learned from the story is that you are a giant douchebag.
That's strange. Usually there's just one call. The friend checking to give an excuse for you/them to bail if it's going horribly/scary, then some 'emergency' comes up that you have to leave for.
And ~20% of the world's energy.
But I was replying on a U.S. based site, to an article about a U.S. based agency.
No we don't. Pollution used to be much worse. The Cuyahoga river hasn't caught fire in decades. Back in the 60's, pollution like that was rampant.
The EPA was created in 1970 by Richard Nixon, and things have improved much since. Yes, before Reagan, the Republican party actually had pretty thoughtful stances on many topics, hard as that may be to believe.
You buy from EA, you get what you pay for.
Don't want to pay to be treated like shit? Don't buy from EA.
It's been that way for years. Why are people acting suprised?
Grade school is what those of us in the U.S. usually call grades 1-6 (sometimes 1-5, 6 somtimes gets mixed into middle school, also know as junior high, usually grades 7-8, with 9-12 being high school).
There are folks out there who learned to read and write at home before grade school, so that's not always a use for grade school for some of us.
We like our internet service like we like our medical service.
Way overpriced do to large companies owning congress.