Aside from Toronto (or maybe Hamilton) to Montreal (or Quebec City) and from Edmonton to Calgary, is there any other place in Canada that high speed rail makes sense?

Toronto to Montreal is planned but i could see the benefit of extending the line in either direction.

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u/roboreddit1000 — 14 days ago

Is there sudden death prior to overtime? Like if my team has 18 and the other team has 20. On my first throw I get in the cornhole for 3 points, do we win right then or do we play all eight bags through to the end of the round and count each team's score then?

Thank you.

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u/roboreddit1000 — 1 month ago

City of Hamilton Council Attendance Records? I am curious about how often my counsellor and the mayor miss council meetings but can't find the information anywhere. Can anyone help?

Google has failed me. Thank you.

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u/roboreddit1000 — 2 months ago

How does the money work for legacy bands? Bands with no original members. I have questions. Details in text box.

Just saw Lynard Skynard and Foreigner in concert. Neither band has any original members touring or involved (other than one member of Skynard who was on stage for one song).

My question is specifically about Foreigner but maybe applies to Skynard as well.

How do the financials typically work? Are the current band members basically employees and, if so, who employs them? Or do they inherit a portion of the band finances when they join? Or, somehow are some members employers and others just employees? How would the employers be selected both practically and legally?

On what basis does someone get to retain the right to use a band's name?

Would the original members (or families if they have died) have a continuing financial interest? Like would the original members/families of Foreigner still get a portion of the gate for any concert even though none are involved?

I could type a dozen other questions but you get the drift. I imagine there are different arrangements but I am asking what is typical.

Again, I use Foreigner as the basis of my question but there are certainly other legacy bands with no original members and I am curious about the arrangements for all of them, not just Foreigner. I have just used them as an example.

Thank you.

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u/roboreddit1000 — 3 months ago

I have a great name for a hot sauce that, as far as I know, no one has used yet. That name is "Satan's Asshole". I hope someone uses it and sends me a sample to try.

The name came to me in a flash of inspiration as I was driving in the middle of nowhere in Newfoundland last year. Like a gift from god.

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u/roboreddit1000 — 3 months ago

The front end of my vehicle is still a little high even with a WDH. Would installing firmer springs and/or shocks in the rear end help or is there another solution? Thank you.

Thanks for any advice you might have.

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u/roboreddit1000 — 3 months ago

A question about CATCH THE ACE lotteries. Explanation in text.

If you're not familiar with a CATCH THE ACE lottery, there are weekly draws and the winner opens one of envelop.

If she/he opens the envelop with the ace of spades, she/he wins the grand prize. Each week, if the ace of spades is not revealed, the number of envelopes is reduced by one.

So, I was thinking. How many weeks until there is a 50/50 chances that the ace of spades would be revealed.

At first I assumed it would be 26 weeks. After 26 weeks, there'd have been a 50/50 chance that the ace of spades envelop would be chosen.

But I decided excel might help and I came up with the chart below which shows that after 21 weeks there would be a 50/50 chance that the ace of spades would be in the chosen envelop.

Now I KNOW that this chart is wrong but I do not know why. I'd appreciate it if you could enlighten me. And sorry for the formatting of the chart. I could not get the columns to line up with the column titles nor could I get spaces between the cells.

Here are the column headings

Week

Number of Envelops Left

Chance of getting ace of spades

Cumulative Chance

1 52 1.92% 1.92%

2 51 1.96% 3.88%

3 50 2.00% 5.88%

4 49 2.04% 7.92%

5 48 2.08% 10.01%

6 47 2.13% 12.14%

7 46 2.17% 14.31%

8 45 2.22% 16.53%

9 44 2.27% 18.80%

10 43 2.33% 21.13%

11 42 2.38% 23.51%

12 41 2.44% 25.95%

13 40 2.50% 28.45%

14 39 2.56% 31.01%

15 38 2.63% 33.65%

16 37 2.70% 36.35%

17 36 2.78% 39.13%

18 35 2.86% 41.98%

19 34 2.94% 44.92%

20 33 3.03% 47.95%

21 32 3.13% 51.08%

22 31 3.23% 54.31%

23 30 3.33% 57.64%

24 29 3.45% 61.09%

25 28 3.57% 64.66%

26 27 3.70% 68.36%

27 26 3.85% 72.21%

28 25 4.00% 76.21%

29 24 4.17% 80.38%

30 23 4.35% 84.72%

31 22 4.55% 89.27%

32 21 4.76% 94.03%

33 20 5.00% 99.03%

34 19 5.26% 104.29%

35 18 5.56% 109.85%

36 17 5.88% 115.73%

37 16 6.25% 121.98%

38 15 6.67% 128.65%

39 14 7.14% 135.79%

40 13 7.69% 143.48%

41 12 8.33% 151.82%

42 11 9.09% 160.91%

43 10 10.00% 170.91%

44 9 11.11% 182.02%

45 8 12.50% 194.52%

46 7 14.29% 208.80%

47 6 16.67% 225.47%

48 5 20.00% 245.47%

49 4 25.00% 270.47%

50 3 33.33% 303.80%

51 2 50.00% 353.80%

52 1 100.00% 453.80%

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u/roboreddit1000 — 3 months ago
▲ 45 r/GoRVing

I accidentally bought a 50 amp extension cord instead of a 30 amp. I know there are adapters but is there a downside to using a 50 amp cord with a 30 amp trailer?

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u/roboreddit1000 — 4 months ago

Is there a trick with WDH chains? I need a couple of more links but the chains slip off those little hooks before I can pry up the locking mechanism.

Hope that makes sense. The tension of trying to shorten the chains by a couple of more links means that the chain slides off the little c hook before I can use the pry bar to tighten it.

Is there a trick that I don't know about?

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u/roboreddit1000 — 4 months ago
▲ 33 r/olddogs

At what point should you NOT walk your dog?

At the park today and a couple walked their very old dog - only a few hundred yards. It could barely move 3/4 legs, was mostly blind I think given they had to redirect it. It walked at the pace of a turtle (literally). It followed the owners who had to wait fir it. I can't imagine it wasn't in incredible pain. I was thinking it would be kinder to just let it wander on the grass. I mean it wasn't going to run away.

This was an extreme example but I wonder about dogs that obviously struggle to keep pace with their owners while leashed.

So, at what point do you feel you should stop walking your dog? If ever.

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u/roboreddit1000 — 4 months ago

I have a very large oak tree that means essentially 100% shade in the summer. Thinking of planting oak sage to provide some ground cover (currently mostly dirt and some moss). Are there better alternatives in Southern Ontario? And can I mow the oak sage to keep it kind of grass height?

Thank you. I'd be very grateful for your insight and/or ideas. I am not committed to oak sage. I just want my lawn to look OK from the road.

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u/roboreddit1000 — 5 months ago
▲ 29 r/GoRVing

Just bought a used trailer and the instruction manual talks about how to winterize but it is not clear on how to de-winterize.

Thank you.

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u/roboreddit1000 — 5 months ago