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Posted by: Silk

Time time to stop this has long past. The insurance underwriters "which are in Ontario" have mandated this and the DNV has no say if they want insurance.

When the DNV told me I had to remove both teeters from Pipeline I asked all of the above questions as well.

Nothing will change and they must go.

Teeter's have been removed from almost all playgrounds over the last few decades due to the number of injuries. Go to any school playground and try to find one. Heck Pipeline even has a death attributed to the 2nd teeter.

Good news is for Pipeline that each teeter will be replaced with something right out of the old school shore play book.

Rode Pipeline on Sunday with my son. Awesome. Thanks for keeping some old school carnage on the shore. Rocks and roots in all the bad places - just how it should be. The kids need to see this type of trail every now and then or they will think that whatever happens in The Park is mountain biking. Pipeline is mountain biking!

I’ve debated guards since I moved into this house. I’m told that, for my purpose, that because it’s all cedar around my house that they will be less effective than otherwise because cedar debris will find its way through the guard and then it’s way harder to clean out. Not sure how reliable that info is but that’s what I was told a few times.

I was very happy with stephen@vancouvergutters.ca

I never even met him. He looked at a sat photo of the house, gave me the best quote I got, went to see the house when I was at work to make sure style worked, confirmed job, put them up and sent me an email invoice. I never knew that I could love gutters so much!

Im not sure I believe that unless its dramatically different between DNV and DWV.

Were they patrolling darkside or rogue trails on general Seymour?

Well done! You probably have the record for most triple crowns even ignoring the consecutive part of it!

No way Kieran, get that truck over here and shuttle me!

And those curbside locations will show up on Flo/Chargepoint/Plugshare Aps and boom, there will always be a car in them. Seems like a great way to make sure that you've got traffic infront of your house! 

Id look to see how I could get a 240V plug to a place where you can reliably park your car. If you can do that, you can L2 charge. Instead of having an installed L2, you can just plug the charger and the car in when you need. You can secure the charger by keeping it under the tire of your car (run it over).

Im talking about protections from prosecution. Im aware that there are mental people out there, but I would hope that secret service protections would be not needed, even if in place. There is never any excuse for that type of action against anyone.

This is going to move from focused collusion investigation, into focused obstruction plus any other crimes that may have been committed. The best (and possibly the only) way to prevent that is to remain a sitting President since Mueller himself didn't want to proceed down a rabbit hole discussion when there was not a path out of it. Potential obstruction was referenced only but not determined because there was nothing to do about it anyways.

Ive seen L2 chargers in the fronts of houses but only in areas where they wouldn't be worried about someone elses car being in their spot. You can install them outside, but Id really only do it for your own driveway.

Re possible to have an EV without your own charger? I suppose but I would want to know that I have access to one at work....or that you will have regular and easy access at other convenient locations along your driving route like arena if you play hockey, grocery store, etc.... Otherwise, Id get a non-plug in hybrid. It takes about 1hr to charge for 50km in my experience using a regular L2 with normal voltage and half the time I go to plug in ourside of my own garage the spots are either full or broken. Public L2 charging is not super reliable around town