Have you noticed the reduction though in the # of cases of the seasonal flu?? What could be causing this? Social distancing, mask wearing, vaccines, staying at home more, lack of large gatherings??? Food for thought.
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I think any logically thinking adult can determine what kinds of places they are talking about here. Even when numbers of cases slow to meet that criteria, large gatherings of people aren't going to be allowed until after a vaccine is found and widely implemented. That's only common sense people. Otherwise, we'll find ourselves back at square one, especially if a second wave hits in the fall as predicted. Huge venues like sporting events, concerts with large numbers of spectators are done until a vaccine is found. Parks, restaurants, movie theaters with smaller controlled numbers of people are probably going to be the maximum permitted until the vaccine. Businesses where large numbers of workers are employed such as in the manufacturing sector are going to have numerical restrictions as well. This is the new world, only until after a vaccine is implemented, will we get back to absolute normal.
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You're right. I know for myself my equal billing amount was just re-adjusted at the beginning of March. I've been paying $179/month since it was re-evaluated in August. I'll find out what my new rate will be in the next couple of weeks that will carry me through until September. Unfortunately, I won't see any benefit of a 45 day period like this when you take into account that it will be averaged out over the next 5 month period until my next re-evaluation.
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How about doing everyone an even bigger favor. Since people will be at home more during this crisis and using more electricity and power, how about lowering consumption rates during this time period??? That would be the best thing they could do to help people.
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lauryn555 Some people have to live where they are sometimes because of a lack of affordable housing and shortage of available apartments. Your comment & the 2 beneath it shows the mentality of people in this city these days. DisplayName read his comment closely they indicated they already washed it.
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CiaoCiao Whether it's carbon related or not really isn't the point. To anyone that lives in this part of town (which I do) with lung issues (I've had major Pneumonia twice in my life) this is extremely unhealthy.
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FANTASTIC!!! So, people will only be going 80 km/h now instead of 90 km/h on that stretch. That's PROGRESS!!!
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This is quite upsetting for anyone that uses their services. I get my blood tested twice a year through them (managing HIV). The fact that this information is out there is more than unnerving. Unfortunately, this is the company I'm told to use to have my information sent to a doctor in Sudbury. How does one find out if their information was leaked??? I'd say some sort of compensation is more than appropriate in this situation.
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Face it everyone, inhaling ANYTHING into your lungs is unhealthy. So are lots of food items, etc. There are 1000's of things that are unhealthy for us, yet, we do them anyways. Vaping is no different. We are sentient human beings we know the difference between things that or good for us or bad for us. If someone wants to potentially or intentionally harm their body that's up to them. However, you should know what's going into your bodies in the first place before you start. The more you know.
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Staying inside as much as I can. I have weakened lungs due to two bad bouts of Pneumonia. I also have bad allergies which doesn't help either.
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