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Ken_H

KenHemmerling@mstdn.ca

<p>Husband, father, database administrator, former YEG resident now transplanted to YFC (Fredericton NB). Someone concerned about global warming and interested in energy efficiency.</p>

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    Hello #fredericton #yfc, I’m a transplanted Albertan that just moved here and is building a #passivehouse. I’ll post pictures and the project progresses. There’s not much to see so far.

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    Good morning #yegbike people. I’m moving across Canada and have a Thule hitch bike rack that I don’t want to move. It comes with a never used frame adapter for step-through bikes. Open to offers on the two together. Reach out to me here or via Ken(dot)Hemmerling(at)outlook(dot)com.

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    RE: https://universeodon.com/@jaykuo/116862832216481324 This is what leadership looks like.

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    I have two takeaways: 1) UPS is very bad at delivering items and 2) UPS support takes a week to reply to a claim ticket even when the response is to contact the shipper. Personally, I suspect there is a 7 day window after which UPS is not liable for lost items… but maybe I’m just being paranoid. Should you want to buy something from Apple, I suggest picking it up in the nearest store.

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    @autonomysolidarity Stickers come in different sizes. https://www.redbubble.com/i/sticker/Be-the-Light-you-want-to-see-in-the-world-Cute-Rebel-Frog-by-GrimdarkStore/168390997.EJUG5

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    Hey neighbours, My family will be moving later this year and we won’t be able to take our bunny “Biscuit” with us. She’s about two and a half years old, has been to a vet and has been vaccinated. She’s litter box trained, comes with a litter box, “Paw Hut” bunny house, and a reconfigurable cage. She doesn’t leave carpeted flooring so the only time we use the cage is when we put her in the yard. We’ve talked to the SPCA (who won’t take her), Zoe’s Animal Rescue (only deals with cats and dogs), a...

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    RE: https://mstdn.ca/@pinhman/116264919695563133 Imagine someone inadvertently buys a stolen car. When the police track down the vehicle, it is seized as evidence and ultimately returned to its proper owner. What happens to the buyer who is out thousands of dollars? They have to use the courts to go after the seller. Now imagine that scenario but with land.