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Joseph Stiglitz: “A Banking System is Supposed to Serve Society, Not the Other Way Around” | Politics | Vanity Fair
february 2012 by snapdragon
For the past several years, Bruce Greenwald and I have been engaged in research on an alternative theory of the Depression—and an alternative analysis of what is ailing the economy today. This explanation sees the financial crisis of the 1930s as a consequence not so much of a financial implosion but of the economy’s underlying weakness. The breakdown of the banking system didn’t culminate until 1933, long after the Depression began and long after unemployment had started to soar. By 1931 unemployment was already around 16 percent, and it reached 23 percent in 1932. Shantytown “Hoovervilles” were springing up everywhere. The underlying cause was a structural change in the real economy: the widespread decline in agricultural prices and incomes, caused by what is ordinarily a “good thing”—greater productivity.
At the beginning of the Depression, more than a fifth of all Americans worked on farms. Between 1929 and 1932, these people saw their incomes cut by somewhere between one-third and two-thirds, compounding problems that farmers had faced for years. Agriculture had been a victim of its own success. In 1900, it took a large portion of the U.S. population to produce enough food for the country as a whole. Then came a revolution in agriculture that would gain pace throughout the century—better seeds, better fertilizer, better farming practices, along with widespread mechanization. Today, 2 percent of Americans produce more food than we can consume.
What this transition meant
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At the beginning of the Depression, more than a fifth of all Americans worked on farms. Between 1929 and 1932, these people saw their incomes cut by somewhere between one-third and two-thirds, compounding problems that farmers had faced for years. Agriculture had been a victim of its own success. In 1900, it took a large portion of the U.S. population to produce enough food for the country as a whole. Then came a revolution in agriculture that would gain pace throughout the century—better seeds, better fertilizer, better farming practices, along with widespread mechanization. Today, 2 percent of Americans produce more food than we can consume.
What this transition meant
february 2012 by snapdragon
TO B OR NOT TO B THAT IS THE PALEO QUESTION? | Jack Kruse
october 2011 by snapdragon
from comments:
she need very high dose curcumin before you give her radiation or chemo. (it sensitizes cancer to effects of both) I would also load her up with lots of resveratrol……..as much as she can afford.
Leptin problems are the source of all cartilage problems
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she need very high dose curcumin before you give her radiation or chemo. (it sensitizes cancer to effects of both) I would also load her up with lots of resveratrol……..as much as she can afford.
Leptin problems are the source of all cartilage problems
october 2011 by snapdragon
Diet and Depression | How to Combat Depression with a Healthy Diet | Mark's Daily Apple
october 2011 by snapdragon
Keep your diet as close to the 1:1 ratio of omega-3 to omega-6 as possible, and include an omega-3 supplement as added insurance. (Experts have known for years now that fish oil is an effective therapy for depression.)
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october 2011 by snapdragon
Low Blue Lights - light bulbs, glasses, reading lights
september 2011 by snapdragon
These guys sell to Canadians. Website is a bit of a pain. Easier to go directly to urls:
http://www.heatinc.ca/60-watt-incandescent-lamp-120-vac/
http://www.heatinc.ca/classics-i-stylish-black-framed-fitover/
http://www.heatinc.ca/13-watt-compact-flourescent-lamp/
http://www.heatinc.ca/24-watt-compact-fluorescent-lamp/
I didn't order because
https://www.heatinc.ca/shipping-information/
says they use: UPS, FedEx, Purolator, DHL. All shipments require a signature on delivery.
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http://www.heatinc.ca/60-watt-incandescent-lamp-120-vac/
http://www.heatinc.ca/classics-i-stylish-black-framed-fitover/
http://www.heatinc.ca/13-watt-compact-flourescent-lamp/
http://www.heatinc.ca/24-watt-compact-fluorescent-lamp/
I didn't order because
https://www.heatinc.ca/shipping-information/
says they use: UPS, FedEx, Purolator, DHL. All shipments require a signature on delivery.
september 2011 by snapdragon
Scientists find food-mood connections
september 2011 by snapdragon
For most people, nothing soothes melancholy like a straight shot of whipped cream.
But for the first time, researchers are learning that there may be more to comfort foods than simply the taste, smell and texture of, say, a mouthful of fudge or poutine. In fact, when ingested, fatty foods may send signals directly to our brains to allay sadness, according to a new study, which broadens our understanding of the connection between food and mood.
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But for the first time, researchers are learning that there may be more to comfort foods than simply the taste, smell and texture of, say, a mouthful of fudge or poutine. In fact, when ingested, fatty foods may send signals directly to our brains to allay sadness, according to a new study, which broadens our understanding of the connection between food and mood.
september 2011 by snapdragon
LowBlueLights.com
july 2011 by snapdragon
special glasses and lights that block out blue rays in lights. Site says that "Only the blue component of light shuts down melatonin production."
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july 2011 by snapdragon
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