June 2013
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“Never heard of “acid whey?” Neither had we. Modern Farmer explains:
It’s a thin, runny waste product that can’t simply be dumped. Not only would that be illegal, but whey decomposition is toxic to the natural environment, robbing oxygen from streams and rivers. That could turn a waterway into what one expert calls a “dead sea,” destroying aquatic life over potentially large areas. Spills of cheese whey, a cousin of Greek yogurt whey, have killed tens of thousands of fish around the country in recent years.
The scale of the problem—or opportunity, depending on who you ask—is daunting. The $2 billion Greek yogurt market has become one of the biggest success stories in food over the past few years and total yogurt production in New York nearly tripled between 2007 and 2013. New plants continue to open all over the country. The Northeast alone, led by New York, produced more than 150 million gallons of acid whey last year, according to one estimate.”
—Your Healthy Greek Yogurt Harbors A Deadly Secret
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You know the difference is really obvious when my dad (who is frustratingly oblivious to this shit) watches the guys routine, then the girls right after and calls it “demeaning.”
And it was. The difference in the type of choreography was stunning and ridiculous. The guys had a great routine,…
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CHRISTOPHER SCOTT leave me here to die
i think that teenagers being aware of social issues like trans* people and slut shaming and rape culture and misogyny and racism because of a dumb blogging website called tumblr shows that if the medias and politicians explained and showed those things, people would actually start to understand them and stop being close minded assholes
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Me: Looking at my schedule, I think I’ll be able to start by the weekend and have the finished product by the 18th.
Client: That’s great! can you go ahead and write the contract up?
I email the client the contract with a start date on the 1st of the next month and an end date on the 18th. We both sign the contract.
Well before the official start date of the contract:Me: I was able to get started a little early. If you look at www.domain.com/testing and enter the login information provided at the bottom of this email you’ll see the progress I’ve made.
Client emails back with 87 revisions.
Me: Ok, I’ll those in for you by the next draft.
Before the contract’s start date has come, he sends me this:
Client: I’m going to need all these revisions done by tonight or else I’m finding someone else to do the work. You will not be paid if I need to do this.
