Foreign remittances incur transfer fees, bank-to-bank wires incur fees, check-cashing incurs fees, paying vendors with PayPal incurs fees, etc. etc.
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For one thing, your war effort runs on political points: Every move incurs a slight cost, and recruiting fresh troops incurs even more.
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Meanwhile, environmentalists have protested wasteful energy consumption that bitcoin mining incurs.
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Jessie incurs and then kicks her addiction within a few days.
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Take photos of your car before departing in case it incurs damage.
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In addition, the fund incurs less duration protecting it against rate swings.
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Under WWE's wellness policy, a positive marIjuana test incurs a $2,500 fine.
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The taxes a property incurs are fully deductible as a business expense.
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Waiting for a nonexistent Vogue subscription while your student loan incurs interest?
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If it indiscriminately remembers everything that happened, it incurs a large energy cost.
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GUTFELD: A nonzero-sum game is where the agreement incurs no loss whatsoever.
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Reluctantly cancel my barre class, which incurs a $15 cancellation fee through ClassPass.
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Parking this money with the European Central Bank even incurs a penalty charge.
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But guzzling them incurs high costs for both carnivorous humans and the planet.
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Beyond that, catching drones incurs expense and complication when simpler measures might do.
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When the government is late in paying contractors, it incurs additional interest costs.
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Completing objectives earns cash bonuses, while actions such as killing teammates incurs penalties.
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The notary's service incurs a value added tax of 6623 percent, he said.
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If Beckham waits, of course, he incurs injury risk, and his leverage increases.
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Speeding a program up generally incurs increased risks to cost, performance and safety.
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You actually kneel in the field, because that incurs a cost against your team.
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That doesn't take into account the lost revenue that the rental car company incurs.
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Changing things incurs cost and maybe lost business or even the ability to serve constituents.
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For example, on a $160,000 mortgage, paying 4% over 30 years incurs $115,280 in interest.
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There are two sets of costs that a railroad incurs: operating costs and capital costs.
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The festival's organizers have suggested that the biggest environmental cost it incurs is from transportation.
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For illustration: On a $160,000 mortgage, paying 4% over 30 years incurs $115,280 in interest.
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Running SQL Server images incurs some extra cost on top of Google's normal instance costs, though.
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In one story, a young farmhand who incurs her ire by spying on her, goes blind.
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Indeed, placing these youth on probation incurs taxpayer costs that are better spent on academic interventions.
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Petrobras incurs zero utilization fees if 33% or less of the RCF is drawn, for example.
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This incurs opportunity cost: needlessly costly methods worsen climate change by saving less carbon per dollar.
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The opening of a channel gets broadcast to the blockchain and incurs the normal bitcoin transaction fee.
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Insurers sidestep the problem by covering only the direct costs that a company incurs from a hack.
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The cellular is another upsell that probably isn't worth it, considering it also incurs a monthly cost.
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Failure to vote incurs a fine, and virtually everyone votes, diluting the impact of any party's extremists.
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Living at home, considered a shrewd money-saving strategy, actually incurs a range of additional other obligations.
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Thanks to the ACA, doing so incurs a fine, though those who cannot afford coverage are exempt.
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It is an axiom of republican politics that everyone incurs criticism sooner or later, except the people.
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And since it's priced per-user, a customer incurs more costs with every user for whom it's licensed.
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In every city, overtime would be necessary to meet the total monthly costs EPI estimates a worker incurs.
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This provides him with a potent incentive to stick with the current policy as it incurs diminishing returns.
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A mesmerist and minor magician, he incurs the wrath of a sullen count (an enjoyably villainous Brian Bock).
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Every digital currency transaction incurs a gain or loss and therefore triggers taxable event, no matter how small.
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Were stimulus warranted now, the Fed could always cut rates, avoiding the higher public debt that fiscal stimulus incurs.
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Sending bitcoin to family members back home in Venezuela, for instance, takes moments and only incurs a small fee.
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By contrast, AT&T incurs no comparable cost to offer its own DIRECTV Now service on a zero-rated basis.
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The American Diabetes Association recently reported that the average diabetic incurs about $2245,53 in diabetes-related medical expenses per year.
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Earn saves the day, catching her before she incurs any injury, but he's rewarded with a slap to the face.
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Moreover, it incurs unneeded risk for the government and infringes on a market more than adequately served by commercial shippers.
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If those don't help, however, consider that exercise (I know, I know) may undo some of the damage that alcohol incurs.
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Airlines flying more hours boosted the division, as well as a reduction in the cash loss it incurs from selling engines.
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Discipline has been an issue for Lipscomb, which incurs 23 fouls per game - ranking 223th out of 222 Division I schools.
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If funders ask for the money to be returned to their bank accounts, that process also incurs the 15 percent fee.
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While mining is becoming safer, it still incurs a large number of casualties every year, many of which may go unreported.
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Islamic State has stepped up attacks across the country even as it incurs battlefield setbacks in the country's north and west.
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Johnstone said late filing incurs an automatic civil fine and both late filing and filing of inaccurate statements are criminal offences.
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The difference between those two numbers: Contribution margin excludes hundreds of millions of dollars in costs that WeWork incurs every quarter.
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That is a position of great power, and incurs the great responsibility of administrating that forum in an ethical and reasonable way.
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Rating downgrade pressure is limited unless the group incurs unexpected large trading losses or loan impairments that significantly weaken its capital profile.
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Your family pays to get your body to the embalming location, and the Institute for Plastination incurs the shipping costs to Germany.
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"About one percent of the population incurs 203 percent of the costs," explained David Dillon, a fellow with the Society of Actuaries.
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As President Trump incurs the weekly public wrath of pundits, Democrats – who have engaged in far worse behavior – go unnoticed and unpunished.
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Higher interest rates raise the opportunity costs of holding gold, which does not pay interest and incurs costs to store and insure.
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"There's a risk public trust in the BOJ's policy handling will be hurt if the central bank incurs big losses," he said.
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It's my be-all, end-all, cure-all for all the wraths my body incurs over the course of a weekend aquatic.
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Discounts are often used to fill new locationsBut opening new locations incurs other costs beyond just those associated with the build-out.
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While there is no fee to pay taxes with a check, or ACH deposit, paying by credit card incurs a 2.5 percent fee.
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To illustrate the difference that interest rates can make: On a $212,21.07 mortgage, paying 22011% over 5.173 years incurs roughly $25.17,25.04 in interest.
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Anything that's this fun yet incurs the wrath of (yes, I'll say it) the cutest of all dogs must be very wrong, right?
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The ratings could also be downgraded if net underlying ROE falls to below 4%, or if the group incurs significant one-off charges.
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This is partly because whisky, being more than 240 degrees proof, incurs high import duties and local taxes in Hong Kong and China.
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To illustrate the difference that interest rates can make: On a $217.25,212 mortgage, paying 3.5% over 30 years incurs roughly $123,000 in interest.
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Brandon breaks out the accounts by tax treatment to see which money is easily accessible and which incurs fees or penalties to withdraw.
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However, given the disadvantage in approval that he currently incurs, the president still has a 31 percent probability of winning the Electoral College.
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The declaration also makes clear that the governments do not view the Venezuelan people as responsible for debts that Maduro incurs going forward.
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To illustrate the difference that interest rates can make: On a $217.3,212 mortgage, paying 3.5% over 30 years incurs roughly $123,000 in interest.
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The diagnosis of osteoporosis is determined either by bone density screening or when a patient incurs what is known as a fragility fracture.
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This isn't a charity: routing a Lightning Network transaction incurs a fee paid to the channel owners, but it's predicted to be extremely small.
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There isn't really a solution for the constant dogpiles that occur when someone incurs the wrath of an entire contingent of highly vocal abusers.
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"Every lie we tell incurs a debt to the truth," Valery Legasov (Jared Harris), the hero of the drama, says just before committing suicide.
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Taking cash from the checking account incurs no tax, while any withdrawals from the 401(k) would be taxed as regular income to you.
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Condo unit owners could end up shouldering legal fees and fines the building incurs, potentially leading to an assessment or an increase in common charges.
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Even worse, her proclamations of goodness are a distraction from the injuries that her husband incurs on the exact same people she purports to protect.
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But as it grows, Borne incurs the wrath of a mysterious company, and threatens the balance of power in the city and her precarious existence.
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Each unit has six elements, of which the engine is one, and using more than five of each in a season incurs automatic grid penalties.
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When someone incurs a trade deficit with a bookshop and a trade surplus with his employer, neither matters in isolation—the overall balance is important.
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"There's a lot of damage that incurs during hibernation," he said, noting that it then takes an animal considerable energy to restore a body's imbalances.
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However, a strong U.S. dollar has helped Teck, which sells commodities in the U.S. currency but incurs expenses in local currencies, particularly the Canadian dollar.
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This process, often cumbersome and slow, takes up to several days and incurs the risk that one party may default or renege on the agreement.
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In 14th-century Barcelona, a serf's determined climb to wealth and freedom incurs the disdain of the noble class and the suspicion of the Inquisition.
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But for average mobile users traveling across the EU there shouldn't be any extra to pay than their normal tariff incurs when they're at home.
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Using the card outside the United States incurs a 3% foreign transaction fee — use a card with no foreign transaction fees instead when you travel.
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If you use WeDJ for iPhone with the DDJ-200, any feature that normally incurs in-app billing — like extra effects — can be used for free.
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Generally, small-business owners can deduct any loss a business incurs from their other income on their tax returns if that business is a sole proprietorship.
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Analysts at CAPA, an aviation consultancy, calculate that Turkish earns 14% of its revenue in Turkish lira, but incurs 26% of its expenses in the currency.
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Trading has real costs for an ETF — it can generate capital gains, and even the biggest institutional trader incurs commissions and has to deal with spreads.
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The costs the company incurs to do so is well worth it: Repairing or replacing damaged luxury items and assets would cost an astronomical amount more.
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Exchange rates and currency effect Exchange rate fluctuations do not generate operational risks, because each subsidiary bills its revenues and incurs its expenses in the same currency.
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Transferring a credit card balance incurs a fee, but the additional one-time 183% charge on my bill was easier to battle than an ever-growing balance.
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Last night, Drake released a new, 12-minute music video for his song "Child's Play" in which he incurs the wrath of a very angry Tyra Banks.
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Check out the companies making headlines after the bell Monday: Staples shares tumbled as the company incurs charges after a merger with Office Depot was blocked by regulators.
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As President Trump incurs the ire of commentators, liberal Democrats are held to a different standard – a far lower standard, which permits them to act as petulant children.
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The overzealous and inappropriate use of antibiotics in patients depletes the individual's health-maintaining microbiome, leads to serious multiresistant infections and incurs adverse drug reactions in the susceptible.
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She has done so fully aware that law and truth are forces that the Islamic Republic abhors, and that simply invoking them incurs the wrath of the regime.
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There is also a concern that electrocardiogram screening could turn up a lot of false positives, leading to misdiagnosis and unnecessary further testing, which incurs its own risks.
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"I feel my daughter has been let down big time…" If Paige incurs a third suspension her contract with WWE will be terminated, according to the company's official policy.
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"We can no longer afford to assume the risk exploitation incurs to our citizens and democratic institutions and values," Republican Representatives Mac Thornberry and Democratic counterpart Adam Smith wrote.
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The first are those underground Catholics who do not want anything to do with the state-backed Catholic church, even if their boycott of it incurs the pope's displeasure.
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But Congress does not fund those benefits until they come due, and the cost of those benefits typically peaks decades after Congress incurs them by sending troops to war.
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This perpetual need to turn everything inside out is the defining trait of Clizbe's personality, and he remains faithful to it, even when it incurs him great personal expense.
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The law has helped Midwest corn farmers by creating a 15-billion-gallon-a-year market for ethanol, but refining companies have complained it incurs steep costs for them.
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And then comes the thunderbolt that splits his life in two: He is beaten so badly by two home invaders that he incurs severe brain damage and memory loss.
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Many people view Medicare as the gold standard of United States health coverage, and any attempt to cut it incurs the wrath of older Americans, a politically powerful group.
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Mr Ramadan incurs the American writer's contempt when he argues that political, economic or geopolitical grievance, rather than any Muslim beliefs, motivate the terrorist group known as Islamic State (IS).
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In a time when any woman who dares to raise a lightsaber or bust a ghost incurs the wrath of troll armies, Buffy's hero's journey feels more essential than ever.
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Luckily for sweat-prone diners there is a catch: the tax only applies to the service and not the food, so only part of the tab incurs the extra levy.
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The United States has withheld $800 million in overall assistance this year, cuts Pakistan says are unwarranted as it incurs expenses in fighting militants who threaten U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
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In hot conditions or long matches, however, he often has to wipe down his lenses - meaning he sometimes incurs the wrath of the chair umpire and receives a time warning.
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Because of the uncertainty, Versa will not advance negotiations unless Aeropostale reimburses the firm for the expenses it incurs in its work on the potential bid, according to the filing.
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Fitch expects the budget deficit to widen slightly to 1.9% of GDP in 2016 as the tax reform kicks in and the government incurs exceptional costs to accommodate asylum seekers.
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By paying to improve operations, he said, the airline would cut down on expenses in other areas, like fees it incurs when it has to reimburse passengers for canceled flights.
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At least one NFL player says he will continue to protest this season during the playing of the national anthem and will pay any fines he incurs as a result.
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Italy's populist government is at odds with the European Commission in Brussels after submitting a budget proposal for 2019 that incurs a deficit of 2.4 percent of gross domestic product (GDP).
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Of course, even if allowing immigrants in constitutes a favour rather than a duty, once the immigrants settle down the host country gradually incurs numerous duties towards them and their descendants.
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The equalisation policy means Shell incurs higher costs when an employee goes on assignment to a higher tax jurisdiction and receives a saving when one moves to a lower tax jurisdiction.
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Shell said it pays relatively little of its overall tax in the country where it is registered, because it incurs costs elsewhere in the world that can be deducted from taxes.
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NIO also has to compensate JAC for any operating losses that the manufacturing plant incurs over the first three years of the deal, dating back to April 2018 when production began.
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However, any stay that incurs major expenses, like a hotel room and a change of clothes, would probably involve an overnight stay and therefore be covered by the Sapphire Preferred's insurance.
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At first, it's all about money to Zach, who sets his sights on becoming a pimp and incurs some debts along the way, not admitting to himself his love for her.
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Yes, shadowy money without productive uses is hard to trace throughout the real economy — in the U.S. and in China — and it incurs leverage building which can be problematic in the future.
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Instead, it argued in court that the victims waited too long to sue, and asked that they pay attorney and other legal fees the district incurs in defending itself against their claims.
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But in doing so, especially if as part of the process you imply the death of millions, a developer incurs a responsibility to do more than use that location as level geometry.
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Prior to negative interest rates gold suffered from storage costs and its lack of yield, however, in the current environment cash yields next to nothing and with negative rates incurs storage costs.
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The public may not notice a fall in nuclear power output but it incurs costs for EDF, which needs to start up more expensive fossil fuel-fired power plants and import electricity.
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If they come from countries where apostasy from Islam incurs terrible consequences, even the death penalty, then they can make a strong case that their safety depends on finding a new home.
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The freedom afforded these men, the fluid, choose-for-yourself bodylessness special to the internet, was once so crucial to the many people for whom existing in the outside world incurs risk.
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The remarks underscore the cost the BOJ incurs by loading up on ETFs, which does not have maturity and thus won't fall off the central bank's balance sheet unless it sells them.
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Amazon has spent billions of dollars over the last decade to build out its own delivery infrastructure as a way to eventually reduce costs it incurs by relying on third-party companies.
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The remarks underscore the cost the BOJ incurs by loading up on ETFs, which does not have maturity and thus won't fall off the central bank's balance sheet unless it sells them.
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A brief on the study, which won't be released in full for a few months, reads: A Median driver generates $21 per mile of driving, and incurs costs of $2420.63 per mile.
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Watch out for transaction fees when putting taxes on a credit card While paying your taxes with a credit card can be a fast track to valuable rewards, it often incurs additional costs.
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Configuring the spare medium for a spacewalk would take about 12 hours of crew time in space and incurs additional risks, since it exposes the hard upper torso's interfaces with the life support system.
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Incremental Debt at HoldCo: The GBP450 million of debt at the holding level represents around 6% of RAV and incurs an annual finance charge of around GBP27 million on average for FY18 to FY20.
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At the very least, consumers should build a reserve of at least $1,000, Brobeck said, since the typical household incurs unexpected expenses in the range of roughly $23 to $500 several times a year.
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The question then becomes do you let those users withdraw their funds, or pool the funds and proportionally issue refunds so every user incurs the same loss, even if their own wallets weren't directly compromised.
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He is currently able to deduct the extra expense the family incurs in meeting their diets – deducting, for example, the premium that a loaf of gluten-free bread costs over an ordinary loaf of bread.
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The losses that Monte dei Paschi incurs as a result of this transaction will be offset by raising €5 billion of new equity, though this is conditional on the successful completion of the bad-loan spinoff.
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Removing engines from wings incurs disruption for airlines, and so doing more maintenance while the engines are in place saves time and money for airlines, and also reduces costs for Rolls-Royce as the maintenance provider.
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High Medium-Term Leverage Fitch expects that Mondelez will likely operate with gross leverage (total debt-to-EBITDA) of around 3.4x to 3.5x through 2016 as it executes share repurchases, and incurs peak cash restructuring charges.
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FDU's Acceptable Use Policy prohibits individuals from using the University's computing resources for revenue-generating advertising programs which pay users when the programs are run, and also prohibits activity that incurs additional cost to the University.
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That means not spending more money than you have, and not carrying a balance month to month by just paying the minimum amount or only part of your balance, which incurs interest fees the next month.
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On the subject of the independent, four-corner active steering, Levinson explained that while it incurs an additional cost, that will ultimately be insignificant on a per-trip basis, and the benefits for consumes will be huge.
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That said, Fitch notes that BMO's U.S. operations have to date been somewhat dilutive to the overall enterprise's return on equity (ROE), as it incurs some additional regulatory and operating costs relative to more domestically focused banks.
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The results can be crucial since according to recent studies, 25 percent of women who undergo breast-saving lumpectomy surgery will require a second operation, which incurs a median cost of $16,000 and causes further health complications.
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Though in his tweets Trump said the military incurs "tremendous medical costs and disruption," a frequently cited study conducted by the nonprofit think tank RAND found the costs comprise a very small fraction of the overall budget.
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" The Forum notes that most types of membership include the opportunity to participate in the annual meeting for the chief executive of the company, " although Davos participation incurs a fee over and above membership or partnership fees.
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" The Forum notes that most types of membership include the opportunity to participate in the Annual Meeting for the chief executive of the company, "although Davos participation incurs a fee over and above membership or partnership fees.
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Long Mr. Trump's apprentice, Ms. Newman appears to have finally outdone her former mentor, underscoring the liabilities he incurs by surrounding himself with people who remind him of himself and share some of the same potent talents.
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Instead, it's often a minute or more behind what's happening in the real world because all of the tech that's needed to transmit the signal to thousands (and sometimes millions) of online viewer incurs lots of latency penalties.
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Conversely, if the bank fails to close its currency position and incurs losses as a result of manat depreciation against the US dollar, then the VR may be downgraded, potentially to 'f' to reflect a material capital shortfall.
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I was also the beneficiary of many others, including one-on-one tutoring, a personal college counselor, faculty child preferences (thanks for the acceptance, Columbia!) — not to mention the advantages wealth incurs in children before they even start kindergarten.
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The city is kept in line by the knowledge that the board can reassume control if the city defaults on any of its financial commitments or incurs an operating debt of more than $28503 million within a single year.
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"Delaying the removal of individuals in order to fill empty seats incurs costs that may exceed the cost of empty seats," ICE said at the time, noting that it cost about $122 per day to house a detainee in immigrant detention.
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Somehow, instead of insisting she seek medical help right away, everyone around Renee – the SoulCycle attendant, her friends, and, later, her coworker, after she incurs a second head injury that leaves blood streaming from her forehead – just lets her carry on.
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Conducting a criminal investigation of an executive isn't just risky; in addition to jeopardizing a future partnership at a prestigious law firm, perhaps most important, it incurs "social discomfort," especially for the well-mannered overachievers who now populate the Justice Department.
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"However, it is important to remember that more than one-third of all outstanding credit card debt at the end of each month will be paid in full before the buyer incurs any finance charges," Nilson publisher David Robertson said in a statement.
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Thiam said that beyond distressed, he would also seek to chop out other illiquid holdings in the trading book, such as certain collateralised loan obligation (CLO) exposures in Europe and the US, as well as derivative positions, even if the sale incurs losses.
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A report from the CDC found that eight out of every ten pools incurs at least one health or safety violation (like not having enough disinfectant in the water), and one out of every eight pools gets closed immediately after a health check.
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I've watched how you move, how you operate, how you always manage to fumble the change out of your pocket creating an easily-avoidable commotion at the bar which incurs several spilled drinks and the immediate attention of the overzealous security staff.
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The bill, offiically HB 100, essentially undoes the rules put in place by Austin municipal regulators, standardizing requirements for ride-hailing operations across the state, and requiring that they have a permit from the state licensing body, which incurs an annual operations fee.
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As part of the proposed permitting process, companies would need to pay $10,000 for a "public property repair and maintenance endowment" in the event the city incurs additional costs due to the damaging of public property or needing to store improperly parked scooters.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's "Broadband for All" initiative, New York's program is one of the most aggressive broadband expansions in the country, and is designed to help stem any losses a private company incurs through what is known as a reverse auction process.
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Christina also requested spousal support from Tarek and asked the court to terminate his spousal support request that was filed along with his divorce petition in January and that he be responsible for all legal costs she incurs as part of the divorce proceedings.
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Christina also requests spousal support from Tarek and asks the court to terminate his spousal support request that was filed along with his divorce petition in January and that he be responsible for all legal costs she incurs as part of the divorce proceedings.
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Christina also requested spousal support from Tarek and asks the court to terminate his spousal support request that was filed along with his divorce petition in January and that he be responsible for all legal costs she incurs as part of the divorce proceedings.
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This does not, however, adequately explain North Korea's recent flurry of weapons tests, often using unproven technology that tends to fail many times, bringing embarrassment to a government that prefers to project confidence, and that incurs heavy diplomatic and financial tolls the country cannot afford.
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People can also just make direct cash or cryptocurrency donations to UNICEF instead of taxing the power grid to generate cryptocurrency directly, although it should be noted that even simply transferring cryptocurrency incurs an environmental cost when the transaction is eventually mined into a block.
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Yet Trump's populist pose in defense of incandescent bulbs, plastic straws and mining jobs, masks something vastly more insidious: Each year, the United States now incurs tens or hundreds of billions of dollars of property losses and lost lives to weather and climate disasters.
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They also found a median driver generates $0.59 per mile of driving but incurs costs of $0.30 per mile; and almost a third (30 per cent) of drivers were found to incur expenses exceeding their revenue or to be losing money for every mile they drive.
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The group known for its camel, red and black check design incurs about 23 percent of its costs in Britain, but makes only 23 percent of its sales in its home market and more than half of those come from foreign tourists in London, analysts estimate.
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While the RFS has helped farmers by creating a 15 billion-gallon-a-year market for corn-based ethanol, oil refiners have increasingly complained that complying with the law incurs steep costs and threatens the very blue-collar jobs President Donald Trump has promised to protect.
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AWS also notes that there is no upper limit to how much you can store and you'll be able to choose between two performance modes: general purpose, which is the default, and 'max I/O,' which is optimized for throughput but incurs some higher latencies for file operations.
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The researchers also found that a median driver generates $22 per mile of driving but incurs costs of $210 per mile; and almost a third (241 per cent) of drivers were found to incur expenses exceeding their revenue or to be losing money for every mile they drive.
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In effect, cancellations could hit Airbnb 's income statement twice: once in the lost revenue it incurs from giving renters back the payment for their booking, and a second time, if Airbnb wants to make its rental owners "whole" by compensating them for the reservation booked on their property.
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But he also claims it's necessary for him to charge as much as he can because he incurs such high costs running the rest of the business – which he says he often can't recoup if he can't get products to market fast enough or if competitors emerge, bringing prices down.
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By reducing inefficiencies, channeling the occupancy costs the government now incurs for inefficient space to pay for modern efficient space, and by easing bureaucratic roadblocks, the Trump administration and Congress can save money, reduce the carbon footprint, and stimulate job growth and local economies across the country in partnership with the private sector.
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The specialized fitness studio, not only incurs a sense of belonging (people, okay I, love complaining about the "torture" of a fitness class on social media) and creates a somewhat falsified community, but also exists as a status symbol — look how far you've made it to be able to throw out money on several hours of specialized physical torture each week.
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First, your bank "clears" the payment via a central counterparty in your country, who then clears it with a liquidity provider/sending correspondent (which incurs a fee), who then sends it to the destination country's receiving correspondent (more fees), then it goes via the central counterparty in the destination country before it is finally received by the beneficiary's bank and deposited into her account.
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I think when New York gives $133 billion in subsidies to Amazon as a function of this incredibly deft gamification of the commonwealth, with Bezos owning 16 percent of the company, effectively the government has written a check to Jeff Bezos personally for $5 million, and if you look at what Bezos has likely done with his wealth, he never sells shares, so he never incurs a tax liability.
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But the most interesting part of this book (transcribed by a fan) is the partially obscured mentions of dragonglass having medicinal properties: ...dragonglass as a cure for ... his great work on illnesses and diseases ... whatever little harm incurs from the ingestion ... little known harm to the gullible (people who try to cure themselves) ... better spent on practical treatments... After reading this book, Sam somehow learns how to cure Jorah of his greyscale — perhaps with dragonglass.
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I had put out an album called Part-Time Woman and one of the songs on the album was called 'I'm Afraid of Men' and I had just come out as trans that year when I wrote the song and I was thinking a lot about my relationship to masculinity as someone who has experienced it from a lot of different perspectives: As someone who has embodied it, as someone who was coursed into it, as someone who has walked away from it, as someone who still incurs violence from it.
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