It probably is, but the BBC being the BBC they won't risk linking a known harmful agent (cinnabar is mercury afterall) to traditional medicine, lest someone go powder some cinnabar, suspend it in mineral oil and sell it as a cure-all
IIRC the recent UK blackout was blamed on there being another 4,000 MW available to help stop the blackout, but it was a lack of automated control that prevented it coming online.
Nigel Farage has great electoral success in that his party frequently secures large amounts of the vote (although our first past the post system limits the number of actual MP's)
He is a member of the european parliament etc...
see if you can drop to part time work for a few months, see if you can get anything going in the interim period on your off days (you can work weekends too to get 3 days on personal project, 3 days at work, 1 day to rest)
if you cant make it work in 3 days a week, you probably cant make it work in 6 days a week.
If you are not willing to grab your CV, put it into an easily accessible format and email it over because "the web dude... its 2019" then I am doing myself a favour by not hiring you.
I am going to be asking you to do many, many things over the course of your career that I don't have the time nor the inclination to explain to you why i want it done a certain way.
Guy earns almost 10 times his normal expected wage for 6 years, working only double the 40 hour week he expected.
After fucking loving it for 6 years he gets sick and received shitty treatment from a doctor but then when he gets really sick, he gets sent to a nice as fuck medical facility, on 4 months sick pay with his medical bills covered for 3 months.
then they wont hire him back because he wont indemnify the company for liability.
hmmm...
if he put even 10% of his wages into some kind of insurance he would be covered now and now in the literal shit (and he would have felt happy to return to the carnival line as he knew he could fall back on the medical insurance if necessary for further treatment)
in the mean time, the guy has earned a full 60 years worth of wages from his previous shitty job, and while his kids are now in a private school with high fees (did he not save any of his money?!?) his out of work status has come at a poor time for him (shit happens, even in the 1st world)
I just dont feel too sorry for the guy, sue me...
now excuse me while i go back to waiting for my NHS appointment for my back pain... its only in december.
If it goes like my knee surgery, i should be treated sometime around 2021, but at least i wont be bankrupt like i would in the states.
life sucks, man made poor choices while raking the dough, now its carnival lines fault alledgedly
Based on their being 10^15 tons of oxygen in our atmosphere and the average human requiring 0.306 tons of oxygen per year to survive there is enough oxygen in the atmosphere for humanity to breath for 4.6 billion years
however, we require a minimum of 19.5% so with current oxygen of 21% we could lose 8.625^10 tons of oxygen maximum
8.625^10 tons of oxygen would last the entire human population of 7 billion people just over 40,000 years
plants make up 80% of the biomass of the planet, humans only 0.01%
it really does depend on the oxygen requirements of the rest of the biomass on the planet though, 15% of that biomass is bacterial... hopefully they dont use as much air as we do otherwise we only have enough for 4 years.
If you find yourself on the subject of oranges, a good meeting coordinator would note that oranges is an important topic include it in the meeting report and after a short derail bring it back on topic with an opportunity to schedule oranges for the next meeting.
or a second sub meeting can continue after the main meeting with only the relevant parties staying on to discuss oranges.