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by kenned3 6y ago
Pretty much every city in Canada has a "Terry Fox" public school as well.
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by kenned3 6y ago
Amazing to see you here Eric. Having worked in Equities most my life I love the idea you are putting forward here. We really need to stopthinking in terms of "next quarter" and structure our markets for the longer term. Question
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by kenned3 6y ago
This provides much better coverage: https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/natures-nucl...
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by kenned3 6y ago
Exactly as the other guy posted. U235 doesnt do anything "interesting" until you get it to around 3%. Due to somewhat obvious reasons (not a lot of net-new uranium being formed, and the half life is fairly stable), the Uranium co
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by kenned3 6y ago
This is NOT the case, even if the mine was 100% Uranium this would not happen, at least not today. As someone else pointed out, the world did have a natural reactor, Oklo, Gabon 1.5 billion years ago. When Uranium is refined, they are enr
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by kenned3 6y ago
Move to Canada, our teachers are paid 86K (CAD) or around 63K USD. "Teachers in the province earn an average salary of around $86,000, according to data provided by Ontario's Ministry of Education. Only in Alberta are average teac
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by kenned3 6y ago
"Society and government at large has shown itself to be unreliable and undependable." Take a look at the covid19 infection rates in the country a little north of you.. as others have posted, not all governments / society has
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by kenned3 6y ago
It really is unfortunate that you were not able to make any traction on this. Pinterest really is among the scurge of the internet.
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by kenned3 6y ago
Was going to post something similar, but you beat me to it. There is another added benefit here, time for facebook to lower its rates? once COVID19 is over, and facebook as lowered the rates all these companies will be all over facebook
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by kenned3 6y ago
"busting up unions specifically to disempower workers." Let us review GM. They knew they needed to cut down product, would the union let them? They knew they needed automation as their labour costs are too high. The union position
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by kenned3 6y ago
THIS! when i was in my early 20's and unaware of how the world worked i had a job as a contract IT guy at a very well known Power company. People would call me up with their problems and i would fix them. After a few months, somone t
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by kenned3 6y ago
This! Disney has morphed copywrite without any input from the public. What sort of contract is valid if only one party changes the terms and the other never agreed to it?
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by kenned3 6y ago
As a dog owner, i have always wondered why my indoor dog needs an annual license, while my neighbourhood is saturated in unlicensed "wild" cats?? Seems like utter crap, and it is clear the cats are killing the local birds.
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by kenned3 7y ago
Your response has little to do with the post. The FCC is a government agency, correct? so when it issues fines for "free speech"... "Between 1990 and 2004, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued fines totalling $
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by kenned3 7y ago
Again, this is just my anecdotal view based on only 5 years in the US. We (Canada) have equal rights and so i always found it odd how often i was told about "Free speech" but couldnt see anything different in the US vs Canada. we
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by kenned3 7y ago
The OP isnt going to come back and provide a citation because throwing out unsubstantiated "facts" seems to be the thing to do on the internet.
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by kenned3 7y ago
I guess the core quesgtion is what makes it so special in the US vs any one of the many other countries with similiar "Free speech" laws?
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by kenned3 7y ago
"a very strong protections of speech" I grew up in Canada, then moved to the US for 5 years before returning home to Canada. It always killed me when my US coworkers said teh same thing about "free speech" as i watched
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by kenned3 7y ago
By your logic, Bismuth-209 must be the most dangerous element on earth, with a half-life of 19 quintillion years. Elements with longer half lives tend to be more 'stable'...
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by kenned3 7y ago
I assume by "documented the crimes" you include your documentation of things like the mai lai massacre as well?
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by kenned3 7y ago
As a Canadian i find these pictures weird. It seems to imply that women outnumber men yet statistics canada indicates this is not the case? Lumberjack guy and two women Lone female hockey player Women drinking beer We dont need to take oppo
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by kenned3 7y ago
I've repaired natural gas appliances several times. Usually it is some sort of flame sensor and rather easy to replace. "The flame sensor is a rather simple device located at the burner assembly. It's not much more than a th
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by kenned3 7y ago
Yes, what you think you know about the "radical honesty" culture is absolutly true. Prior to printing his book, it was mandatory reading for ALL BW employees. At some point Ray decided to release the principles to the public, bu
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by kenned3 7y ago
Most of my career has been with big banks, i would say BW ships software the same as they do. SCRUM meetings, regular releases, change management. The big difference is that people in BW work more as a collective and there is a lot less pol
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by kenned3 7y ago
I'm not a developer.. but did spend several years at BW working with their developers. Ask away, i will see if i can answer some of your questions.
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by kenned3 7y ago
bet you it is still not enough to convince those water bottle people to stop using it and move back to tapwater. bottled water - one of the biggest scams of the decade.
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by kenned3 7y ago
200 years ago, the behavoiur of the US was not consistant with the "norms" at the time. The UK had clear laws on this, and the US violated them. US leaders encouraged it. How is this not the same as what China is doing now?
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by kenned3 7y ago
https://www.amazon.ca/Command-Control-Damascus-Accident-Illu...
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by kenned3 7y ago
Agreed, this was a really good book. "American Experince" also turned the book into a film, which was pretty true to the book and worth a watch. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command_and_Control_(film)
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by kenned3 7y ago
You apparently have a bloomberg terminal in front of you (They are rather expensive) but you dont seem to understand what "Largest Shareholder" means? Then you say it is a lie? Can you use your bloomberg to find ownership by indi

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