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Sick people often seek alternative therapies because doctors do not have any treatments to offer
He had the option of chemotherapy with a 50 / 50 chance of long term survival.
The article is not about seeking alternative treatments as a last resort, it is about disregarding well proven science in favour of unproven (and in this case ineffective) alternatives.
The thinking goes:
A business should have enough cash to weather a storm. If you've paid out cash you have more than enough to weather a storm (and therefore don't need money). If you need money and have paid out dividends than you shouldn't have, you didn't have enough cash reserve.
I also have one I submitted over the weekend. They haven't taken it down yet :). Mine is just geared towards my dislike of the favicons, not distinguishing the styling of the ads.
Your California value excludes local sales tax, in SF it's 8.5%, though restaurants usually add another "Healthy SF" charge to cover the various mandates around providing health insurance to workers, often bringing it over 10%.
Sticker prices are only loosely related to the out the door price in the US.
A sign that there's plenty, at least. The UK does have more of a weight issue than other parts of the world though. I'd say it's mostly cultural, with beer and relatively cheap yet bountiful food being the main culprits. Takeaway food / culture is another factor. I've always found the UK to be somewhere in between the US and western Europe in a lot of cultural ways (wrt food, TV adverts, etc)
