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Who to contact in case of emergency
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jen Nov 9, 2011. 3 Replies 0 Likes
I recently received this information. I sure seems like a good idea, so I thought I would pass it on. This is a standard procedure all paramedics follow at the scene of an accident when they come…Continue
Gas prices
Started this discussion. Last reply by redo May 21, 2011. 15 Replies 1 Like
On Wednesday we returned from 3 days in the US, and filled up our gas tank before crossing the border. We paid $4.059 for a US gallon, or about $1.082 per liter. Once across the border the prices…Continue
Lines on E-Mails
Started this discussion. Last reply by John G May 1, 2011. 1 Reply 0 Likes
I receive many e-mails that have one or several vertical lines to the left of the message. Often they extend well above and below the actual content.Can anyone tell me where they come from and how do…Continue
Free U-File Friday
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Free U-File Friday this year is February 25.Here is a link to more information.www.ufile.ca/WhyUFile/free.aspContinue
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John G replied to alexander Mollison's discussion Newspapers!!"In Hamilton we subscribe to the local paper and read it daily. Last wee3k we had people at the do advising us that we will be receiving the Toronto Sun and the Financial Post free for a period of time. looks like they really are hurting for…"
Jen replied to John G's discussion Who to contact in case of emergency"brilliant idea, will certainly forward"
Sedona replied to John G's discussion Who to contact in case of emergency"Not funny, I dont have one either :) LOL
Sedona :)
not all people do
I do carry a list of people to contact in emergency
but lately it has been changing, so many ill
and sometimes out of the country"
John G posted a discussionWho to contact in case of emergency
I recently received this information. I sure seems like a good idea, so I thought I would pass it on. This is a standard procedure all paramedics follow at the scene of an accident when they come across your cell phone..We all carry our mobile phones with names & numbers stored in its memory but nobody, other than ourselves, knows which of these numbers belong to our closest family or friends. If we were to be involved in an accident or were taken ill, the people attending us would have our…See More
John G replied to Joe Blow's discussion Unmarked police cars"As with most discussions like this the the first question I think of is - If you are not speeding oir otherwise breaking the law what are you worrying about? I believe that most traffic laws are there for a reason and if someone thinks they are…"
redo replied to John G's discussion Gas prices"Now you're beginning to understand. The price seeks a level where supply equals demand (Economics 101)."
Terry Brideau replied to John G's discussion Gas prices"Dana Dana, Yes I do believe it is artificial inflation and Yes it should be illegal, but it's not and never will be. Clements will do nothing, same as the rest of the greedy bureaucrats, unless it enhances their career, gets them a vote…"
redo replied to John G's discussion Gas prices"Care to take a stab at explaining the difference between "artificial inflation" and real inflation??????????????????"
Terry Brideau replied to John G's discussion Gas prices"I believe it is the speculators currently driving up the price of oil/gas. I am beginning to think, like with global warming, peak oil is a crock of sh$$. I also believe that if any vehicle was to be invented that neither ran on oil or…"
Terry Brideau replied to John G's discussion Gas prices"I do realize the gas stations are owned by small business owners, and of course like most people I would not want to hurt the business owner. However, there may be another way to look at this. Please humour me here. What if we were…"
Terry Brideau replied to John G's discussion Gas prices"I used to think (like you) that boycotting one or two stations at a time would bring gas prices down, however I have discovered, as some of you folks probably have also that all the gas comes from only one or two suppliers. Which would render…"
Ken Cameron replied to John G's discussion Gas prices"A friend suggested to me that if we all e-mail to 10 people and those 10 etc. that in a short time we could have notified millions. His suggestion was instead of a one day boycott maybe we should just boycott the large players. Petro Can, Esso and…"
Terry Brideau replied to John G's discussion Gas prices"We all know gas prices are going through the roof. But I keep asking, what will it take for the sheep to finally stand up and say NO MORE? Will it have to go to $2.00 - $5.00 - $10.00 - $20, $30 - what will it take?
What happens…"
John G posted a discussionGas prices
On Wednesday we returned from 3 days in the US, and filled up our gas tank before crossing the border. We paid $4.059 for a US gallon, or about $1.082 per liter. Once across the border the prices listed here averaged $1.40 per liter. On about 3/4 of a tank I saved just over $10.00 on the fill up. At those prices I can drive my small car over the bridge and fill up every week and the gas companies here can do without my purchase. Maybe we should all make the trip.See More
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