Ontario vaccination rate (at least one dose) is 82%, so your graph shows that 18% of the population makes up 46% of the people in ICU. People just in the hospital is closer to the vax-unvax average at 76%. (but still below).
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Ontario vaccination rate (at least one dose) is 82%, so your graph shows that 18% of the population makes up 46% of the people in ICU. People just in the hospital is closer to the vax-unvax average at 76%. (but still below).
"The supply of basic groceries, which includes most food and beverages marketed for human consumption, is zero-rated. However, certain categories of food and beverages such as candies and confectionery and granola products (unless sold as breakfast cereals) are taxable."
I assume that Timbits breakfast cereal isn't taxed. I consider it and many others breakfast candy.
Both polyester and epoxy. Large structural stuff. Mirror bowls for level D flight sims and wind turbine blades up 120'.
Interesting, I enjoy the work on a very small level .
Just read about a 90ft all carbon fibre sailboat being built in Europe , it has tbe same carbon foot print as 245 BMWs .
Until somebody figures out how to recycle carbon and fibreglass it’s a really dirty business .
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Just read about a 90ft all carbon fibre sailboat being built in Europe , it has tbe same carbon foot print as 245 BMWs .
Until somebody figures out how to recycle carbon and fibreglass it’s a really dirty business .
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The term biodegradable gets misused. Eventually most plastics break down into smaller and smaller pieces of plastic and when they are hard to see people think they have gone away, just like the potato peels in the composter. Wrong.
If the glass and carbon fibers are inert to oxygen, UV and the forces of nature they could take a lot longer. Glass, if there was a way of extracting it from the resin, ($$$$) could be re-melted. I don't know the cell structure of carbon fiber and if broken down physically how it differs from soot.
W.E.S.T. system boats: Plastic boats for people that like wood.
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So true, wind turbine blades are insanely environmentally unfriendly... we literally just bury them for future generations to deal with.
They could at least use them as art or a solar shield over a parking lot to reduce heat island effect or . . . Wind power has always been stupid.
I have to ask "How much and how often"
Why can't they be made into low cost housing units? Sarcasm font.
Somewhat jokingly, has anyone had a competition to find uses for the old and rejected? Pontoon boats, floating docks, playground slides, billboards, portable toilet enclosures.
The challenge: Come up with a dumber idea than mine.
Monument to government stupidity and waste? Arranged on parliament hill to give the middle finger to the constituents?I have to ask "How much and how often"
Why can't they be made into low cost housing units? Sarcasm font.
Somewhat jokingly, has anyone had a competition to find uses for the old and rejected? Pontoon boats, floating docks, playground slides, billboards, portable toilet enclosures.
The challenge: Come up with a dumber idea than mine.
Daughter did an environmental impact study in Sault St Marie for a windpower company. The turbine had a huge impact on the local bat population. Bats eat mosquitoes and the growth of the mosquitoe population would have been potentially dangerous because of West Nile virus. Project cancelled.
It was a good job for a couple of summers tho. Inspecting her gridwork daily for casualties. Found a mutilated fox one morning. Lol.
It was a good job for a couple of summers tho. Inspecting her gridwork daily for casualties. Found a mutilated fox one morning. Lol.
If the fox is related to the wind turbine I need more information. Was it a flying fox?
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Not sure we have those in canada ...
never opening my windows again
Haha, when I was in Oz, a teenager picked up one that was roadkill and chased a girl with it. She was unimpressed.
She chalked it up to the locals messing with her.
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That's dating 101 in Australia, pick up dead stuff and chase girls with it...
on a side note, as kids we would have jellyfish fights on the beach. Pick up the washed up jellyfish and throw them at eachother. Go home looking like we had sever sunburn and stinging like crazy, good times.
Hey if you wont have snowball fights, gotta find somethingThat's dating 101 in Australia, pick up dead stuff and chase girls with it...
I had an acquaintance that made his first million at 25 with a conceptual idea to separate glass fiber from resin . DuPont bought the idea , it was never implemented or even proven , it just went away .
There is some idea now about grinding the fiber and using it as a filler material or bog in some installations, but so far it’s cheaper to use other stuff so…..
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There is some idea now about grinding the fiber and using it as a filler material or bog in some installations, but so far it’s cheaper to use other stuff so…..
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Why would they expend all the energy to cut them up, only to bury them. Those bits are likely a third of blade in length. It takes a lots more than a skilsaw to cut thru those.
To be able to transport on a tractor-trailer and easier to stack.
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