Courageous if you are a capital owner yes, not for labor. Paul Volcker did that expressly to kill the labor movement and unionized labor. That marked the end of the Great Compression and the begining of what we call the era of Neoliberalism.
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Courageous if you are a capital owner yes, not for labor. Paul Volcker did that expressly to kill the labor movement and unionized labor. That marked the end of the Great Compression and the begining of what we call the era of Neoliberalism.
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I think Carter made some naive decisions, and some plain bad decisions. I've always respected him as honest and courageous however. Opinions I've not had for any other presidents since.
restorer-john
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That's expensive alright!
~7lb whole fish: https://fishme.com.au/products/fres...aned-3kg-per-fish?_pos=4&_sid=22f8a5af5&_ss=r
Digital_Thor
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I just build a test box for my new RS390HF subwoofers.... good my father had some old wood in the barn he won't use anymore, because wood is up by 373% here, which is a bit.... especially considering my 120 liters DIY subwoofers need some extra wood to be stiff enough 
Yeah and that's for previously frozen (at least, at the WF here). The fresh stuff nearby is $42/lb.!
Branzino or patagonian toothfish?
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I don't think one will ever be able to write an article like this one about another US president (and, given the stakes, I hope not too):
DSJR
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I think a 10% price increase after ten or more years with stable pricing is actually very good, especially with things as they are right now. One of 'The Terrible Twosome' UK manufacturers who dominated the UK audio market back then decided back in the 80's that they didn't want 'wealthy Germans' coming here and buying their goods here at a lower price, so our home market suffered around a 25% or so increase spread over two or three years. The other maker had a religious price increase in line with inflation (needed or not) every April 1st (I got the joke, eventually) and this continued year in year out although I think they now have random increases when they feel the need. The first maker hinted at, had an 8% increase around a year ago and a substantially higher one this December. Knowing that some of the cases and turntable parts are made by them at the factory, the materials costs must have jumped hugely in prices, mustn't they? Thing is, the brand loyalty is so high I suspect the customers will absorb it to a large degree. Mind you, the large German or SUV style of cars the typical client seems to drive and energy prices in general, may squeeze them harder as incoming road taxe increases for higher emission gas-guzzlers, fuel prices and energy bills are rocketing here...
Isn't sea bass endangered? Or at least overfished? That's my favorite fish when I eat out.
There is no such thing as Sea Bass. It's a marketing term. If you mean the Patagonian Toothfish I believe populations are on the rebound.
I'm not savvy on what fish are called in a restaurant but I did hear there are more than one variety of fish marketed as Chilean Sea Bass in restaurants.
Some OT, OTT posts deleted. Try to stay within the broad guardrails of the forum.
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Thanks for setting the guardrails. I am okay with being given boundaries.
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Chilean Sea Bass just sound better than anything -toothed
Yes and Orange Roughy is another high mercury species.
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