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You were asked for solutions as far back as page one...you haven't presented any, just demands. None of these things melt in the spring. there's an entire sity surrounding the airport, but not every house needs to have warning lights. Conversly, saying that we cant remove snow during...

Again, you seem to be attempting to put words in my mouth. I was simply dispelling the myths you hold on induction. You seem to think gas is the best...and it's not. In other words, no, you can't get the flame low enough. how about maintaining a fixed temperature?...you skipped that question.

by controlling the energy that induces the eddy currents in the cookware. It's a fact, even though you seem to be disturbed by it, that induction heaters are more efficient then gas. Gas is about 40% efficient, induction in the high 80's. Your comment about coils indicates that you're not...

It's been used extensively in Europe for the past 50 years. It's only new here. Yes much better control and much more efficient than gas.

Think of the magnetic field surrounding the earth...or any conductor carrying a current, or an electric motor, speakers....the list goes on. What's the fear?

Cherry beach. Where do you suggest this snow be put?

Start by moving the bus stops 9 meters away from the road...where the smoke spews from thousands of vehicles.

Yes. They also make induction burners for woks...not the flat ones either.

The cookware has to be magnetic.

And if it's to code, they'd be ganged together. get an induction stove, all the benefits of gas, but better control and much more efficient.

Does the Hudson not qualify as a highrise?

Did you turn off the right breakers? Removing the source of power would extinguish the light.

The Hudson at King and Spadina is sprinklered.

the only double height floors are in the buildings on the west side of Carlaw. Those building are only 4 (normal) stories high. the wrigley buildings have 11' ceilings.

Demising walls are recommended to be double 3 1/2" steel studs, though they don't typically use the double stud wall. Interior walls are typically using 1 5/8" steel studs, with 1/2" drywall. Insulation only if you're lucky.

During "summer heat emergencies", the building I work in turns off the 4 highly efficient metal halide lights in the lobby, while leaving the forty 50 Watt halogens on. During the winter, airconditioning blows down the back of my neck, while heat is pumped out of the hot water radiators.

Tarion has a PDF on their site that describes exactly how a condo is measured. Some builders in the past have included the 'share of common elements' in the area calculation, artificially inflating the size.

It's too bad that minimum code changed from cinder block or poured concrete, to two layers of 5/8" type X drywall. The walls are not that thick...try 3 1/2" stud max.

Why do you right wing nutjobs think you can tell anyone what to do? We know you miss the days of slavery, but honestly, it's time to move forward. Your jealousy over Obamas win is an embarrassment, get over it.

Lol...that doesn't explain their pricing.