I think half is being overly generous.

Was listening to some Australian music from the 80s - 90s, so here's some more great songs from bands that never made it big overseas: Never Let Me Go, by The Black Sorrows (listen to this loud!), Summer of 81(Mondo Rock), Street Cafe, (Icehouse), Sounds of Then (Gangajang). Enjoy!

I'm going with 1, because it's dangerous if it's right, more dangerous if it's wrong, and it's just wishful thinking.

Wow, I just looked it up, that is very long, we have 6 weeks, and more annual leave (4 weeks), so it isn't a big problem. I can see one big industry that would be opposed to US workers getting more annual leave.........

I had no idea this was such a big thing, these camps barely exist in Australia, and those that do are usually run by Christian groups.

Thank you for reminding me, some great tracks on this album.

Yes, a good point. Naturopaths can't even tell that you have cancer or anything else, let alone treat it.

Glad you like it!

I've been thinking Professor G, that there's a lot of Australian music from the 70s and 80s that never made it big overseas, that are great. I think promoting those would be great too. First off, I give you Pressure Sway by the Machinations.

I don't appreciate insults, no need for that. I have a Ph.D in biological sciences and a diploma in horticulture. If you want to tackle PFAS, then the food chain is the wrong target. Trump winding back environmental protections to facilitate the ability of industries to pollute is.

They get into the biosolids via industrial pollution often pollution of water. Trump wants to wind back control of industrial pollution.

They aren't added to the food chain, they are from other industries. The Trump administration is looking at winding back environmental protections that will result in a loss of protection from PFAS.

What about it?

I like how the doctor puts it: it's nit discretionary medicine, it's organ replacement.

Excellent! Looks like you are having an amazing time! (I spotted a Smiggle shop in the UK this year).

Thank you!