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Is it OK to touch raw meat?.
What happens if you don’t wash your hands after touching raw meat?
It’s just good practice to always wash your hands after going to the bathroom, not only to protect yourself, but also to protect others. You should also wash your hands before handling food and after touching raw meat. … Raw meat can contain E. coli, salmonella, listeria, and even parasites..
Is it OK to wash hands in kitchen sink?
According to experts, however, you should always wash your hands after using the toilet, no matter the grottiness of the sink and taps. But the reason is actually more about other people than yourself. … So no matter the state of the bathroom, it’s best for everyone to wash their hands to stop the spread of germs.Selling Hydro One vs getting a low-interest loan can only hurt all future budgets. Taking the loan is the path toward balanced budgets.

The cost of selling 60% of Hydro One is the loss of 60% of the $750 million (and rising every year!) that Hydro One currently pays the government--in perpetuity. That's about $450 million in the first year and ever-increasing amounts after.

The cost of the loan is the 2% or so interest they'd have to pay. For a $5 billion loan, that's $100 million per year. For a $3.3 billion loan, that's $66 million per year.

450 &gt; 100. It doesn't matter what they're going to do with the money, or how much return they'll get for it with transit improvements. The loan is always cheaper. Over 20 years, selling Hydro One will have cost the treasury over $7 billion in government revenue.

The only reason selling Hydro One might *look* better for the budget is if the government passes off the asset sale as income for the year, like Harper did with GM. And you can only do that once (or four times if you sell off four tranches). With nothing more to sell after the next election the provincial income will decrease significantly. To many voters, the asset sale also looks better on paper than going $3.3 to $5 billion more into debt.Just 50 minutes from the Beaujolais in the department of Ain, Bourg-en-Bresse has some nice surprises in store for you.
Whether you are on a guided tour or you choose a self-guided tour, travel back in time by strolling through the old quarters of the city influenced by the Middle Ages, as you pass by the mansions, half-timbered houses and cobbled streets.
If there is a place in Bourg en Bresse that you should not miss, it is the Royal Monastery of Brou. With its three cloisters, an art museum including a new Renaissance gallery and temporary exhibitions, this flamboyant Gothic jewel erected under the orders of Margaret of Austria will blow your mind. Magnificently well-preserved, the site was voted France's favourite monument in 2014. Don't miss the apothecary of the hôtel-Dieu of Bourg-en-Bresse which used to be the pharmacy of the former hôtel-Dieu dating back to the 18th century, now converted into a museum.
Bourg-en-Bresse is ideally located just an hour and a half from the ski resorts, at the gateway to the Alps. A nature destination where you will find everything you need for hiking, cycling or even canoeing on the Ain river. Bourg en Bresse is also the departure point of the Bresse Tourist Route. A 100 km marked out route lined with Bresse farms featuring typical architecture, Saracen fireplaces and Romanesque churches.
Its surrounding countryside also makes Bourg en Bresse a gastronomic town! With a rich variety of fine and reputable local products, the chefs of Bresse have added to their cuisine Bresse chicken, AOC Comté cheese, Bresse cream and Bresse butter that you will be delighted to find on your plates.Elderly couple who died in lift crash 'together in heaven’
THE elderly Northern Queensland couple who tragically died after they fell from their home elevator have been identified as beloved Ayr grandparents.
Sebastiano 'Sib' Grasso and Maria Grasso were found dead in their Ayr home on Wednesday, after it's thought they had fallen from their home elevator, with investigators looking into whether there was a mechanical malfunction that caused the pair to fall.
It's believed the lift didn't have a door installed and the pair fell from a height, landing on a concrete floor.
Emergency services were called to the couple's home just after midday.
Both suffered critical head injuries as a result of the incident and were taken to Townsville University Hospital, where they passed away.
The couple come from a well-known cane farming family, with condolences flowing in for them on social media.
"So sad! At least they are together in heaven," Joolie Doolie commented on the Townsville Bulletin Facebook page.
"So sad, condolences to all," Coral Warden wrote.
It's believed the couple had been married for almost 60 years.
Police are preparing a report for the coroner and investigations are continuing by the Ayr Criminal Investigation Branch.
A Queensland Police Service spokesman said Workplace Health and Safety had been called to attend the scene
Originally published as 'Together in heaven': Loved couple rememberedYes, and I recently learned how they are planning to pitch in for the pandemic:

Overall, Canada has secured 20 million doses of the Pfizer vaccine and 40 million doses of the Moderna vaccine with the option to buy more. However, storage of the vaccines could pose an issue. While the Moderna vaccine can be stored at -20C—approximately the temperature of an average freezer—the Pfizer vaccine needs to be stored at -70C, requiring specialized freezers.
This type of ultra-cold storage temperature is unusual and could make it difficult to distribute the vaccine to rural communities. That’s where Chapman’s comes in. “We know a whole lot about freezers,” said Ashley Chapman, the company’s vice president.

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You will be required to construct triangles from given information.
Part A. Draw line segment AB=10. At A, construct an angle of 30 degrees. Construct a ray from A to B'. Using B as a center, draw an circle with a radius of 6. Find a point(s) of intersection with the ray and circle. Label these C. How many points of intersection are there? Therefore, how many different triangles ABC may be constructed?
Repeat the instructions. Each time, the radius changes.
B. Draw the circle with a radius of 5. C. Draw the circle with a radius of 3. D. Draw the circle with a radius of 12. For each part, how many triangles are possible?This retreat is yours if you have been called to Egypt, if you have been suffering with sexuality/power issues, lack of confidence and/or the inability to express yourself and your authentic Voice.
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