All of southern Ontario already thinks they are the only part of the province that exists. So Toronto thinking it should be a province by itself doesn't surprise me.
Most Ontario road maps (ya I'm old enough to have seen paper road maps) had southern Ontario on one side and northern Ontario on the other side. They made it look like the two areas were equal in size. The problem was that the scales were different. The northern Ontario side was about half the scale that the southern Ontario side was.
Another reason is the instant gratification Americans need for their election results. It takes time to count paper ballots so it isn't as easy to declare a winner the same day.
The Democrats only had total control of the Senate for 4 months (from September 24, 2009 until February 4, 2010). There were times that they had control in theory but due to Teddy Kennedy's illness and dying they didn't have the actual sitting votes for the 60 needed for full control (and Al Franken's contested seat didn't help either).
Which one is better *FOR THE THEATER*? We already know the answer to that.
Actually for that example the movie theater is probably better off with the 10 movies for $10. Since the theater actually doesn't make much on the actual movie ticket sale and mostly on concession stand sales, the more time you can get people into the theater the better chance you have of getting them to spend money at the concession stand.
So we shouldn't want any hi-tech designs from the US either since they fire missiles at troops on a fairly regular basis also (the US has been in a "war" of some kind for the last 20ish years).
This example shows the main reason manufacturers don't want to release repair information. Do you really think it costs $90 to make the new key (even $30 would be highly stretching the manufacturing costs)? Is it really so hard to program a new key that it should cost $100 to do it? If the manufacturer didn't have a monopoly on these items I'm sure the cost would be significantly less.
Actually a medium format (120mm?) sensor is even better. I don't know what the next size up would be but that would probably be even better yet (assuming pixel density stays relatively the same. Just as in film the larger the sensor (film) size the better the end results.
What's really racist is the idea that minorities are just incapable of getting an ID.
The problem is what ID is required. If all that is required is "driver's license or state-issued ID card, a U.S. passport, or a copy of a utility bill, bank statement, or paycheck." Then there really shouldn't be too much of a problem since it shouldn't be too hard to get "a copy of a utility bill, bank statement, or paycheck."
If your state has a strict photo ID requirement and only accepts "driver's license or state-issued ID card, a U.S. passport" there could be a problem. All of these require an outlay of money. Money some voters (minorities included) may not be able to afford.
To be fair, is the cost of decommissioning fossil fuel based energy plants factored into the cost of operation? Who pays for the decommissioning of these plants? Are fossil fuel plants a hazard if abandoned at end of life?
Are you sure that fossil fuel plants have been "dealing with actual numbers and analyzing all the costs." for the last 130+ years?
They are merely increasing profit without increasing the cost of the plan.
All service providers have been doing this for years by itemizing the bill and adding on taxes and fees.
So how exactly is adding an extra service charge to your bill not increasing the cost of your plan. The quoted figure may still be $xx.xx but the actual cost of your plan is going up with this new fee.
Not sure what you are talking about. I have no problem seeing John Oliver on HBO each week it is on. Now they may not have it on HBO Canada website but I never go there so don't really care.
Just checked and looks like you can access past episodes via TMN Go (as long as you subscribe to HBO).
But at least they can follow some kind of continuity. You have the Klingons from TOS that look human. The Klingons from TNG that have cranial ridges (ok it takes place after TOS so maybe something happened to mutate them). Then the Klingons in Enterprise also have cranial ridges even though it takes place before TOS (but at least this is eventually explained). Then Discovery comes out and is supposed to take place 10 years before TOS (and in the same continuity universe) but the Klingons look nothing like previous Klingons. Some how they are going to be human looking in 10 years?
That is one of my big problems with Discovery. No one seems to have bothered to even try to maintain continuity.
It was rather difficult even in the 80s to find a place that accepted out of town checks (excluding mailed checks but those usually had to clear before items shipped).
for the Internet age then you should look at reducing the length of copyright. It should become easier to make derivative works in the fast pace of the Internet age.
From my quick checking it looks like uranium enrichment releases CFC 114. The CFC detected here is CFC 11. So unless there is a process of enrichment that releases CFC 11 that I didn't stumble upon it looks like this isn't due to uranium enrichment.
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All of southern Ontario already thinks they are the only part of the province that exists. So Toronto thinking it should be a province by itself doesn't surprise me.
Most Ontario road maps (ya I'm old enough to have seen paper road maps) had southern Ontario on one side and northern Ontario on the other side. They made it look like the two areas were equal in size. The problem was that the scales were different. The northern Ontario side was about half the scale that the southern Ontario side was.
There is also a London, Ontario so they have both the island (England) and the continent (Europe) covered.
Another reason is the instant gratification Americans need for their election results. It takes time to count paper ballots so it isn't as easy to declare a winner the same day.
The Democrats only had total control of the Senate for 4 months (from September 24, 2009 until February 4, 2010). There were times that they had control in theory but due to Teddy Kennedy's illness and dying they didn't have the actual sitting votes for the 60 needed for full control (and Al Franken's contested seat didn't help either).
Netflix is also "just a concept". Do you really think you can create a new Netflix?
Maybe I can't personally but I think some others might.
Hulu
CraveTV
HBO Now
Amazon Prime
etc.
10 movies a month for $10
or
$10 per movie
Which one is better *FOR THE THEATER*? We already know the answer to that.
Actually for that example the movie theater is probably better off with the 10 movies for $10. Since the theater actually doesn't make much on the actual movie ticket sale and mostly on concession stand sales, the more time you can get people into the theater the better chance you have of getting them to spend money at the concession stand.
So we shouldn't want any hi-tech designs from the US either since they fire missiles at troops on a fairly regular basis also (the US has been in a "war" of some kind for the last 20ish years).
This example shows the main reason manufacturers don't want to release repair information. Do you really think it costs $90 to make the new key (even $30 would be highly stretching the manufacturing costs)? Is it really so hard to program a new key that it should cost $100 to do it? If the manufacturer didn't have a monopoly on these items I'm sure the cost would be significantly less.
Actually a medium format (120mm?) sensor is even better. I don't know what the next size up would be but that would probably be even better yet (assuming pixel density stays relatively the same.
Just as in film the larger the sensor (film) size the better the end results.
I think he is talking about prior to 1788. Try going back to 1500 and looking for copyright laws.
What's really racist is the idea that minorities are just incapable of getting an ID.
The problem is what ID is required. If all that is required is "driver's license or state-issued ID card, a U.S. passport, or a copy of a utility bill, bank statement, or paycheck." Then there really shouldn't be too much of a problem since it shouldn't be too hard to get "a copy of a utility bill, bank statement, or paycheck."
If your state has a strict photo ID requirement and only accepts "driver's license or state-issued ID card, a U.S. passport" there could be a problem. All of these require an outlay of money. Money some voters (minorities included) may not be able to afford.
To be fair, is the cost of decommissioning fossil fuel based energy plants factored into the cost of operation? Who pays for the decommissioning of these plants? Are fossil fuel plants a hazard if abandoned at end of life?
Are you sure that fossil fuel plants have been "dealing with actual numbers and analyzing all the costs." for the last 130+ years?
They are merely increasing profit without increasing the cost of the plan.
All service providers have been doing this for years by itemizing the bill and adding on taxes and fees.
So how exactly is adding an extra service charge to your bill not increasing the cost of your plan. The quoted figure may still be $xx.xx but the actual cost of your plan is going up with this new fee.
This would be YouTube doing the blocking not Canada so a bit different from the article.
Not sure what you are talking about. I have no problem seeing John Oliver on HBO each week it is on. Now they may not have it on HBO Canada website but I never go there so don't really care.
Just checked and looks like you can access past episodes via TMN Go (as long as you subscribe to HBO).
But at least they can follow some kind of continuity. You have the Klingons from TOS that look human. The Klingons from TNG that have cranial ridges (ok it takes place after TOS so maybe something happened to mutate them). Then the Klingons in Enterprise also have cranial ridges even though it takes place before TOS (but at least this is eventually explained). Then Discovery comes out and is supposed to take place 10 years before TOS (and in the same continuity universe) but the Klingons look nothing like previous Klingons. Some how they are going to be human looking in 10 years?
That is one of my big problems with Discovery. No one seems to have bothered to even try to maintain continuity.
We don't even use solar heating - a simple black tank sitting in the sun is pretty darn effective water heater nine months out of the year.
Some of us in the more northerly (or southerly) regions of the planet may disagree on the "nine months out of the year" figure. 8-)
If you shrink that ring down even further to only where the homeless are at the figure jumps to 100%.
It is not related to a "check" at all. Although you could check your cheque book I suppose.
8-)
It was rather difficult even in the 80s to find a place that accepted out of town checks (excluding mailed checks but those usually had to clear before items shipped).
Actually, the cable would run at usb 2 speeds if plugged into a USB 3 port. The cable is missing wires for the faster speed of usb 3.
for the Internet age then you should look at reducing the length of copyright. It should become easier to make derivative works in the fast pace of the Internet age.
CFCs are greenhouse gasses but their bigger problem is that they "eat" ozone. The Montreal agreement dealt with the ozone depletion problem though.
From my quick checking it looks like uranium enrichment releases CFC 114. The CFC detected here is CFC 11. So unless there is a process of enrichment that releases CFC 11 that I didn't stumble upon it looks like this isn't due to uranium enrichment.