Maeve

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Filed under: O for Obvious, cross referenced to 70, for years.

Why not both?

just because you can do a thing didn’t mean you should do a thing.

Or something like that.

Government agencies being data brokers should also be a concerning issue.

Don’t you go givin folks ideas, now, whippersnapper!

So you’re paying through the nose. Ouch.

The employer pays half?!

Write a letter to the editors of major media outlets, including Forbes and wish. Complain bitterly about politics stifling business, innovation and your freedoms, courtesy copy your Republican and Dem representatives at state and national levels.

Until bird flu somehow gets called Chyna virus.

Then slowly after the Americans will as well.

I hope so. Can we time jump this?

Yes

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Why not?

Even at loss of limb, those who escape are the 144000, sent to show others the way?

https://thefooduntold.com/food-science/what-is-flash-pasteurization/

Generally, pasteurization involves heating packaged or non-packaged with mild heat of less than 212°F (100°C). However, pasteurization comes in several types today. And one of them is flash pasteurization, also called high-temperature short time (HTST) pasteurization. In the United states, HTST is the most common method used, especially for milk.

Please don’t let anyone tell you what you’re thinking. You may or not allow them to present their views, but you are the hm, as W put t, “the decider.”

I said what I said, and meant it. I know what I think, and don’t need anyone to tell me otherwise.

Correct. Just as they expect farm animals to be treated as machinery, they expect humans to be treated as machinery – unless it’s themselves and those they deem worthy.

Marc Freedman, a vice president at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the country’s largest business lobbying group, wrote that such a rule would present huge challenges for employers and that “it is extraordinarily difficult for them to determine when heat presents a hazard because each employee experiences heat differently.” Mr. Freeman said the unpredictable nature of heat creates “a substantial barrier to efforts to determine when employees require protection.”

Won’t someone PLEASE consider the business owners?!