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Miami memories 2008 ish
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Rush song-Closer To The Heart
Rush song: Closer To The Heart
Good afternoon - Really busy at work, spring holiday would be nice, but spending too much on summer holiday. Jester Miami would be good, nice picture.
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it's National Pig Day, please look into what a terrible cruel life they lead before they arrive in the supermarket and you too may change, they are intelligent animals with feelings just like any other beings and don't deserve the fate they are forced into......try to find kindness.....
Rush The spirit of radio
Don't feel restricted to the man-cave for these delightful touches
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good morning, qts!
winter is back! bundle up! the roads are snow covered and slippery.
Today
Mainly cloudy. Flurries over eastern sections early this morning. Wind northwest 40 km/h gusting to 60 diminishing to 20 gusting to 40 near noon. High minus 1.
we'll see that wynne has in store for us today:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toront...ynne-1.4006021
Premier Kathleen Wynne is set to unveil her government's plan to slash electricity prices for Ontario households and businesses.
Wynne will make the announcement at Queen's Park at 9:30 a.m.
"We're going to bring forward immediate relief," Energy Minister Glenn Thibeault told the Legislature Wednesday. He refused to confirm or deny a report in the Toronto Star that the plan will result in a 17 per cent cut to hydro bills, on top of an eight per cent rebate on HST that began January 1.
The Liberals have said repeatedly they would bring forward further reductions in hydro costs before tabling this year's budget. Originally, Wynne signalled the cuts would be targeted to people hurt the most by high electricity costs, but she has since shifted to promising lower rates across the board.
The average monthly hydro bill in Ontario has doubled over the past decade. The biggest single spike happened last year, when a taxpayer-funded hydro subsidy of 10 per cent expired, followed by summertime increases in the price of electricity.
As hydro bills rose in 2016, pollsters found electricity grew to become the top issue of concern among Ontario voters. Wynne's popularity dropped to record lows, and she acknowledged in November that she'd made a mistake by "not paying close enough attention" to the impact on people's lives.