Will someone please explain to me why Canada has a carbon tax? We produce 726 mega-tonnes of GHG (carbon) per year. But our 594 billion trees absorb 7,010 megatons per year. Ten times the amount produced. Seems to me that other countries should be paying Canada for our trees.
It’s March 2021 and I have taken the red pill and become a bitcoin proponent. This will be the year that institutional investors finally wake up. Here is the App to get your $25 bonus: https://web.newton.co/r/10UO4R It’s still very early days. This should not be construed as financial advice – for entertainment purposes only!
Year Price at the Start of Year Price at the end of Year Growth in % 2010 $0.0015 $0.31 20566% 2011 $0.31 $6.18 1893.5% 2012 $6.18 $13.44 117.5% 2013 $13.44 $751 5487.8% 2015 $285 $435.7 52.8% 2016 $435.7 $952.5 118.5% 2017 $952.5 $2586 171.57% Bitcoin is considered by many as the most revolutionary breakthrough of… Read More »
Well, I finally caved in a bought my first crypto-currency. Here is my confirmation from Newton of my $100 purchase of Bitcoin. Bitcoin is the first successful internet money based on peer-to-peer technology; whereby no central bank or authority is involved in the transaction and production of the Bitcoin currency. It was created by an… Read More »
Some of you have been asking me how my new Amazon store sales have been going over at Spoiled-KittyCat.com Answer: So far this year I’ve had one discerning customer who bought the following: -A Stainless Steel Anal Plug Rhinestone Crystal Tail Plug -Not one, but two Women BUTT Plug Amal Butte Pennis Dildos with Tail… Read More »
It’s now illegal for Ontario drivers to use cellphones, BlackBerries and other hand-held electronic devices. Drivers can’t talk, text or e-mail while behind the wheel, or use portable video games or DVD players. Global positioning systems are allowed, so long as they’re secured to the dashboard. The only exception to the ban is a 911… Read More »
Exclusive video: Find out which books inspired the writers and editors at New Scientist A great book has the power to move, inspire or even change lives. From adventure tales of the Arctic to the ultimate in quantum weirdness, here are the books that have left a lasting impression on some of the world’s top… Read More »
One of the sleaziest documentaries to arrive in a very long time, “Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed†is a conspiracy-theory rant masquerading as investigative inquiry. The opinion of people about biology who are clearly ignorant of biology really should hold no weight. I highly recommend Newscientist.com‘s recent article exploding all misconceptions about Evolution. That is far… Read More »
I am in complete agreement with this thinking>> "In one sense we know much less about Earth than we do about Mars. The vast majority of life forms on our planet are still undiscovered, and their significance for our own species remains unknown. This gap in our knowledge is a serious matter: we will never… Read More »
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