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Also buying actual organic locally grown products at the farmer's market can be problematic if it's plagued with sellers who buy out off season fruit at wholesale prices and resell at the farmer's market.

I was skeptical when I saw a new restaurant opening and promising 7 dollars an hour for the job when I lived in Charlotte NC in the early 2000s.

I remember working for two dollars an hour in a restaurant in Richmond in the mid 90s.

I think you and my dad would be a position to know given your and my dad's profession though I will grant he's not a surgeon. :P

Not to mention entire ecosystems.

Yes, that's quite true. They are predators.

I remember our cats really kept the mole population under control when I was very young.

Just the title of this thread is enough to make me wonder about the OP. Any who would even joke about this is seriously disturbed. Studies after studies have shown that people who abuse animals especially by deliberately hurting them or neglecting them are more likely to commit violent crimes...

Did you cook them?

This is news?

Exactly. There's a lot of complaining about obama and crony capitalism on some of the political sites that I vist like zcommunications and counterpunch.

And that is key to a healthy life as a Deaf person.

I put down maybe for this reason. No way in hell am I going the oral route for my deaf kids.

And that's going to put us at a serious disadvantage in war.

Well, you need anvil, chasing hammer, and nylon pliers (as not to scratch the metal) to make earwires. Liver of sulpher is useful for an anquited look too. Since I sell handmade jewerly, knowing how to make earwires by hand is a useful skill. I won't sell my handmade earwires unless I'm happy...

I've read many of his books but not all of them. Old curiosity shop was my first Dickens book that I read. Little Nell's death shocked me then even though I could see that coming.

I learned that I lack certain tools to make ear wires for business.

For the record, DD, I was born with a severe to profound deafness. The majority of my loss was largely in the profound range at anything above 500 hz even then. Yet the lack of a CI for me didn't keep me from being understood by most adults by the time I was 12.

While I agree with DD's toolbox approach, I don't think CIs are needed for good speech. Nor do I think CIs are needed in young deaf kids nowadays. I would never have my deaf kids grow up orally.

I had problems like this because they had to make expectations due to my deafness. Some of my co-workers resented me for this.