You know what we want! #GamersForBigWheel
2025.01.20 23:11 NotKeithK You know what we want! #GamersForBigWheel
 | Everyone knows that what the whole community wants is to see Jackson Weele--the esteemed villain of the Amazing Spider-Man comics, known for feats such as: stealing the Big Wheel, running from Spider-Man, and also running from Spider-Man again (this time featuring the Hudson River). They should add him into the game right now. #GamersForBigWheel Jackson Wheel as seen in issue #183 of the Amazing Spider-Man comics series submitted by NotKeithK to marvelrivals [link] [comments] |
2025.01.20 23:11 Turbulent_Forever983 Táticas
Pra quem quer ter bom táticas tenho uma opção estou em 1 lugar nas três ligas que jogo e na copa, táticas: plano de jogo ( troca de bola, conduta (normal) tática de linha (ataque:apenas ataque, meio Campo:ficar em posição, zagueiros retranca profunda, pressão 80% , Estilo: 60%, marcação:por zona.
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2025.01.20 23:11 BionicKumquat We’re so back
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2025.01.20 23:11 Zestyclose_Cod_6461 pregnant?
 | I know blue dye isn’t the most reliable, does anyone see the faint blue line? It appeared within the window. submitted by Zestyclose_Cod_6461 to lineporn [link] [comments] |
2025.01.20 23:11 Kitty-cat343 Hair loss/thinning
I’m currently taking accutane 20mg don’t know if the doc will up the dose yet or not but I’m also healing my hair from massive fair fall after stopping bc and using minoxidil
I wanted to know if I’m using minoxidil is it still possible to get hair fall again because of accutane or not because I’m afraid it’ll make my hair worse
Has anyone went through something similar ?
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2025.01.20 23:11 YummySpreadsheets Is it still possible to get a bank or any other company to agree to an altered contract?
Like what the man in Russia did with a credit card contract: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/read-the-small-print-credit-card-user-sets-his-own-limit-then-sues-bank-for-closing-account-8753602.html
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2025.01.20 23:11 Ill-Sun2195 First finished car! Love getting into this game!!
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2025.01.20 23:11 KeatonThatOnePerson Can anyone tell me the font used in this meme please?
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2025.01.20 23:11 Putterduck shu's new fit
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2025.01.20 23:11 chinozzzzz discord server!
need friends? join us! we are alien stage themed <3 https://discord.gg/5KZcgrPC
(we are kinda dead.)
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2025.01.20 23:11 -alaskan_bullworm Terre Haute, IN, USA 06/14/24
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2025.01.20 23:11 Riverwebb1 Snail Mail clubs?
My daughters 16 and wants to try writing letters to a penpal, anyone know any clubs around here that get teens connected? Thanks!
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2025.01.20 23:11 StenStureAB Weird request. I need Jojo femboy clothing
I asked a femboy if he'd seen Jojo and he said yes, so now I need to buy some clothing (preferably something from part 5 since it's the most gay one, and the third best part), so please help me find said clothing. That can be bought on Amazon and isn't horribly expenisve.
This is a question I never thought I would ask anyone, ever.
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2025.01.20 23:11 Own_Software9699 Did you start studying for the m25 exams?
We got exams in 3 months man this is getting real. I don’t really get nervous like that but the time literally flew by. I thought the last mocks were not bad (36 776 core included) and I need like 37-8 but now I feel like if I did the same papers today I would get a lot worse than what I got before. Anyone got any tips for the last 3 months and how is your studies going
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2025.01.20 23:11 Big-Pressure-4375 RutileMc[pvp]{minigames}
Hey players! 🎮
Get ready for an epic event on Wednesday! 🗓️
Version: 1.20.1
Link: https://discord.gg/rTuvbXMYky
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2025.01.20 23:11 grassywater What are your go-to mediums?
Since summer last year I’ve been trying out OB, WB, and UWB pomades. The two I used the most were Lockharts Medium, Reuzel Green, and Shear Revival Crystal Lake. The latter of the two above are on the lighter side, maybe a bit slicker. The Lockharts I find to be on the waxier side, and while I like it, I’m developing a taste for the lighter mediums. Any one have any recommendations to throw my way? I’ve been thinking of trying out King Brown and Black and White.
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2025.01.20 23:11 BeautifulPure1532 What is this?
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2025.01.20 23:11 WalkerBuldog Петро Олексійович, ви наша остання надія.
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2025.01.20 23:11 Thoraxe474 PAT bus on fire
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2025.01.20 23:11 dabbindaddy11513 Lens/fungus question
Wondering if the haze on my lens is on the front element can it affect my camera sensor? I don’t care about the haze I actually like it. I just want to make sure I’m not being stupid.
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2025.01.20 23:11 Valuable_Mammoth622 Quantum Tanks: Redefining Armored Warfare with Revolutionary Technology
The fusion of quantum mechanics and military engineering is poised to transform the battlefield. Quantum tanks represent the pinnacle of this evolution, combining unparalleled precision, stealth, and computational power with heavily armored vehicles. Here’s a deep dive into how these cutting-edge machines might operate:
Quantum tanks are more than machines—they’re a glimpse into the future of warfare, where cutting-edge science drives military innovation. From unprecedented stealth capabilities to AI-driven decision-making, they promise a battlefield reshaped by intelligence and precision.
But this future also demands caution. As nations develop these advanced war machines, how do we ensure their use aligns with global peace and stability? Are quantum tanks a deterrent—or a catalyst for conflict?
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2025.01.20 23:11 No-Reception-7500 Just got scammed by another redditor
Just got scammed by a fellow redditor trying to buy tickets for a football match. What can I do!! Can someone else message them just to make sure they were scammers. It only just happened and I’m really upset at myself. Pretty much I was after tickets to a football match and had Redditor 1 say that they bought tickets from Redditor 2. I message Redditor 2 and they gave me every red flag, my wife and cousins told me it was a scam but I still fell for it and didn’t listen. Is there anything I can do to
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2025.01.20 23:11 spring-boy A devilish winter ❄️
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2025.01.20 23:11 minima_vulpes Husband gets deenz, I get junk journal material 😂
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2025.01.20 23:11 Uptons_BJs Policy Proposal: Mr Poilievre, it's time to buy out and scale down the Canadian fishing industry.
I kind of want to revive an old badeconomics tradition, with policy proposals being allowed during elections season. Well, we have an election coming up in Canada, and uhh, it's not exactly a mystery who's going to win. I want to talk about an odd policy that I want the government to review and I have included some of what I believe should be done.
Now do you work in the commercial fishing industry? Do you work for Fisheries and Oceans Canada? I want to hear your insider thoughts!
How does commercial fishing work in Canada?
Commercial fishing in Canada is regulated by Fisheries and Oceans Canada. They set the rules, they issue licenses, and they manage the health of our fisheries and the commercial fishing industry.
In the 2023 report covering 2022, Fisheries and Oceans Canada reported that the total size of the Canadian commercial fishing industry harvested 686 metric tonnes of seafood, worth around $4.8 billion Canadian dollars. The industry employs around 45 thousand people, working on nearly 17 thousand commercial fishing vessels.
On paper, Fisheries and Oceans Canada has signed a pledge to discontinue harmful subsidies that damage fish stocks. In reality, things are a little bit different.
The way commercial fishing works in Canada is that the fishing season has a max length, and no fishing is permitted outside of the season. However, Fisheries and Oceans Canada also calculates a total allowable catch, for each species and each waterbody. Once the total allowable catch is reached, the season is effectively over, as commercial fishermen can no longer catch any more.
What this means is that depending on the species you target and the region where you operate, many commercial fishermen only work for very short periods of time.
Now what do commercial fishermen do when the season is closed? They go on Employment Insurance (EI). According to the latest EI rules, you will qualify for EI when the season is closed if you have reached a threshold of total fish value caught. This threshold is pretty low, between $2500 - 4200. The government also sets a total earning threshold, where if your total income (from all sources including EI) exceeds a certain threshold, they will claw back your EI. Right now this threshold is around $70k/year
What is the problem?
Canada's fisheries aren't exactly very healthy. The most famous example is the Newfoundland Cod fishery - the population crashed in the 1990s, and the government banned commercial offshore cod fishing. This caused massive widespread economic devastation and actually dropped the population of the province by 10%.
Well, the government controversially reopened the offshore cod fishery last year. Allegedly, Fisheries and Oceans Canada set a limit higher than what their internal models recommended - 18000 tonnes with offshore fishing allowed, instead of 13000 tonnes and inshore only. Supposedly, this was due to pressure by Liberal politicians - Newfoundland and Labrador is a Liberal stronghold.
And then what happened? Even at the higher 18000 tonne limit, Fishers and Oceans Canada ended up shutting down the whole thing a month later, as the quota was quickly reached. What this means is that if you're a fulltime cod fisherman (TBF, there aren't many of them left), you were only permitted to work 1 month a year, and you will be taking EI for the rest of the year.
If you look at Fisheries and Oceans Canada's ecosystem assessment reports, and line them up with catch reports and quotas, you will quickly notice a serious problem. For instance, Herring has a low biomass in the Gulf of St Lawrence, and a historically low presence in the Scotian Shelf. Yet the same year, commercial fishermen harvested 77 thousand tonnes of Herring.
Just look at this chart and see that although some species are doing ok, broadly speaking, most species aren't doing very well. Looking at Groundfish and Pelagic fish, the industry has already imploded and total fish caught is a fraction of what it used to be 35 years ago.
Remember, if a species isn't doing well, the total allowable catch will be small, and thus, the season is shorter, and the fishermen are going on EI for longer!
Based on current EI data, the average fishermen clamed ~$13 thousand between April 2024 and January 2025. So if you extrapolate, the average fishermen gets what, ~$17.5k/year in EI? At an average of $500/week, the average fishermen received 35 weeks of EI a year (I know this calculation is very, very crude)
So in conclusion:
- Canada's fish stocks are not very healthy, and thus, total catch limits are set low
- Low catch limits mean short seasons
- Short seasons and low catch limits mean Fishing is not a very profitable business right now
- Many fishermen are taking EI more weeks than they fish.
Step one: have Fisheries and Oceans Canada should do a full assessment on all of Canada's commercial fisheries and realistically assess catch limits. Catch limits for any struggling species should be rapidly cut down.
Step two: determine which species will hit their total catch limits before the natural end of the season.
Step three: restrict issuance of new licenses for these fisheries and offer a buyout for existing fishermen. Target younger fishermen who have just joined the industry.
I think this is the most controversial part, but like, let's be honest and realistic here. If you're a 25 year old just getting started in the business, and you expect to work for 40 more years, the amount of lifetime EI you're expected to get paid out is quite high. $700k by my back of napkin math. (I know you're also paying in from your fishing earnings, but not nearly that much).
Like seriously, the government can literally give you a big lump sum (like $100k) to buy back your license, buy your boat, pay your tuition at a local university, and still come out ahead financially.
By reducing the number of fishermen, the remaining fishermen can go catch more, extending the fishing season (and thus, reducing EI payout durations), improve earnings for remaining fishermen, and it will not increase total food costs or impact employment in seafood processing (since the total amount of fish harvested won't change).
Fisheries and Oceans Canada can probably also do a licensing swap scheme - If for instance, a fishermen holds two licenses, one to an unsustainable fishery like Cod, while simultaneously holding one to a sustainable fishery like lobster, when the government buys them out, the lobster license could possibly be offered to another fishermen in a swap for their license to an unsustainable fishery.
Now I fully understand and respect that this is a profession, and a lifestyle. But perhaps it is time for us to honestly admit that this is probably not the industry of the future, and that by shrinking the size of the industry, we it will produce better outcomes for the taxpayer and remaining fishermen.
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