Random stuff - the anything else thread
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#7953
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Reader's Digest doesn't pay anymore, they give you a year's subscription to their crappy magazine. It isn't what it used to be.
#7956
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That is indeed random stuff.
#7958
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I'll wind that back about 60 years:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cs2j8f7H2WY
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cs2j8f7H2WY
#7959
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
I remember well watching endless musicals growing up - there's so many mash ups around now.. having fun watching a few - wow could they dance.. Fred, Ginger, Rita, Gene..
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#7961
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I could have actually afforded to buy shares back then, but then I am sure it was a riskier investment if it was that low? I can't remember what Apple was like in 2001.
I had a great aunt who invested into Wal-Mart, Home Depot and other large companies back in the day of their IPO, then apparently forgot about them because when she died her kids found she had a boat load of stocks worth a small ship of money.
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Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Pretty big fire down in Penticton.
https://www.reddit.com/r/vancouver/c...ton_right_now/
The US along parts of Zero Ave in the Fraser Valley have put up a small fence. Those who may not know, people have been going to Zero Ave to see family and significant others due to border restrictions, looks like a few too many may have crossed the ditch. The fence is new, it was not there before.
https://www.reddit.com/r/vancouver/c...ton_right_now/
The US along parts of Zero Ave in the Fraser Valley have put up a small fence. Those who may not know, people have been going to Zero Ave to see family and significant others due to border restrictions, looks like a few too many may have crossed the ditch. The fence is new, it was not there before.
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#7963
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Looking at this historical chart, on August 13 2001 it was 1.19/share, man I wish I had known about it back then, where is Doc Brown and his time machine.
I could have actually afforded to buy shares back then, but then I am sure it was a riskier investment if it was that low? I can't remember what Apple was like in 2001.
I had a great aunt who invested into Wal-Mart, Home Depot and other large companies back in the day of their IPO, then apparently forgot about them because when she died her kids found she had a boat load of stocks worth a small ship of money.
I could have actually afforded to buy shares back then, but then I am sure it was a riskier investment if it was that low? I can't remember what Apple was like in 2001.
I had a great aunt who invested into Wal-Mart, Home Depot and other large companies back in the day of their IPO, then apparently forgot about them because when she died her kids found she had a boat load of stocks worth a small ship of money.
$1,000 spent on shares back then would now be worth $467,000
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Interior Health is going to get a PET/CT scanner in Kelowna, currently patients have to travel to Vancouver which is not an easy drive for healthy people for much of the year, and I can't imagine its a pleasent drive for cancer patients.
Having one in Kelowna will certainly allow people of the Interior to travel a shorter distance.
Total cost 10.5 million, with 5.2 million coming from the Ministry of Health and $5.3 million provided by the BC Cancer Foundation with support from over 2,100 donors.
https://archive.news.gov.bc.ca/relea...256-001553.htm
I had no idea that nearly 50% of BC residents are expected to get cancer at some point in their life, I don't like those odds.
Having one in Kelowna will certainly allow people of the Interior to travel a shorter distance.
Total cost 10.5 million, with 5.2 million coming from the Ministry of Health and $5.3 million provided by the BC Cancer Foundation with support from over 2,100 donors.
https://archive.news.gov.bc.ca/relea...256-001553.htm
I had no idea that nearly 50% of BC residents are expected to get cancer at some point in their life, I don't like those odds.
#7965
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I had no idea that nearly 50% of BC residents are expected to get cancer at some point in their life, I don't like those odds.
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