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Monthly Archives: April 2020
Online privacy tips for YouTube and in general plus some of their limitations
A tip for those that use the YouTube mobile app and care about limiting online data collection of personal information (aka digital fingerprint). If you have signed in to the app to interact, upload or other feature but want to … Continue reading
Posted in Computers and Internet, History, Privacy, social media
Tagged digital fingerprint, History, limitations, online, Privacy, search, sign out, social media, social misleadia, watch, YouTube
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The Covid-19 pandemic has allowed Mother Nature to remind us what less human pollution looks like
The view of the Himalayan mountain chain’s Dhauladhar range is a rarity in country with a documented air quality problem. The stunning scene was captured by a biologist that works in Venice Clear skies near the Himalayas, in California and … Continue reading
What are equity markets
Are #equitymarkets just a large scale form of legalized gambling were the ultra wealthy and insider traders that don’t get caught or are protected act like the house? Or are they like many things, a mix of good and bad … Continue reading
Posted in Financial, News and politics
Tagged dividends, equity, funds, insider trading, investing, investments, investors, legalized gambling, markets, prosecuting, protecting, Stock, stocks
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COVID-19 economic relief benefits in Canada
I guess it was a catch 22. Verify eligibility in advance but slow emergency payments down for those that desperately need it or verify later and claw back when filing tax return if ineligible. “If you’re applying for CERB right … Continue reading
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Is your Wireless plans in Canada more expensive than it needs to be?
For my friends in Canada with mobile wireless lines that are not on a contract or you want to upgrade your device but have hestitated because new plans cost nearly 50% or more even before any new device cost added. … Continue reading
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Was the Covid-19 pandemic manufactured by China or is it just benefiting from it?
April 11 2020 Post on social m(isl)edia followed by some criticism of parts of this theory. “The coronavirus traveled all over the world from Wuhan China, but it did not reach Beijing or Shanghai or other major cities in China. … Continue reading
Posted in Financial, News and politics, Opinion
Tagged bats, China, conclusions, conspiracy, covid-19, easier, engineered, existing strain, experts, extremely difficult, genetics, horseshoe, independently, intermediate host, manufactured, modern warfare, pandemic, pangolins, theory, virus
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Why pandemics are the perfect environment for conspiracy theories to flourish
Spanish Flu – Influenza vs Covid-19 Pandemics
A patient wearing a flu mask during the flu epidemic which followed the First World War. (Topical Press Agency/Getty Images) (Topical Press Agency/Getty Images) Apr 11 2019 Interesting article and some important warnings including the risk of multiple waves of … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, Health and wellness, healthcare, international, manitoba, News and politics
Tagged coronovirus, covid-19, deadly, flu, influenza, pandemic, spanish flu
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40 Years Overdue, Grassy Narrows Gets Their Care Home
https://www.thedailyscrum.ca/2020/04/03/40-years-grassy-narrows-first/ Glad to see something meaningful being done to allow proper treatment after consumption of poisoned fish from over ten years of illegal disposal of mercury and other industrial chemical waste in the 60’s by the Dryden Chemical Company and … Continue reading
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