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As well, pet stores have a high overhead, rent, utilities and employees, and so their prices are ludicrously high. If you can be patient, you should wait for the Ontario Reptile Expo on Sept 16th in Mississauga. Here is a link: Here the torts are sold by breeders and importers directly. The prices will be much better than the pet store. You can also check out Reptiles Canada's Turtle/Tort Classifieds: There are several torts available right now for sale, Redfoots, sulcata's, Russians, Greeks, etc. At pet stores be ready to pat $500 or more for a tort, depending on the species. Kept and bred over 75 turtles and tortoises representing 30 species. Google. U.S. Smartphone Market: Who’s the Most Wanted? Things change quickly in the U.S. smartphone market.
According to The Nielsen Company's monthly surveys of U.S. mobile consumers from July-September 2010, consumers planning on getting a new smartphone had a very clear preference: A third (33%) wanted an Apple iPhone. Slightly more than a quarter (26%) said they desired a device with the Google Android operating system (OS). And 13 percent said they wanted a RIM Blackberry. But consumer preferences can be fickle. Those same surveys for January 2011 – March 2011 show just how much things have changed: According to the latest figures, 31 percent of consumers who plan to get a new smartphone indicated Android was now their preferred OS.
Those dynamics are already translating into sales. Which brings us to the installed base of smartphone consumers: As of March 2011, 37 percent of mobile consumers who owned a smartphone had a device with an Android OS. Sampling Distribution of the Sample Mean 2. Global mobile statistics 2012: all quality mobile marketing research, mobile Web stats, subscribers, ad revenue, usage, trends… The mobiThinking compendium of mobile statistics and research The stats, all the stats and nothing but the stats… In the past three years, we have gone from a smattering of mobile statistics to an abundance of useful information.
But there's still a long way to go, there are still huge gaps in our knowledge, some countries enjoy a proliferation of data sources, while others have little or none; and the quality of statistics varies incredibly. As telecoms regulators and industry associations start to collect and share meaningful data, things will only get better. An unfortunate side effect of the media’s recent surge of enthusiasm for mobile in the past year is a tendency to highlight data of dubious quality (often when better is available), and/or widespread misunderstanding, misreporting and failure to qualify figures they have cherry-picked. This isn't just misleading and confusing, it's damaging. Finding your way around the mobile stats compendium: Section B: Mobile Web; 3G. SMARTPHONE SURVEY: Why People Choose Android vs iPhone.
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Canada produced 777 kg per capita of municipal waste in 2008, twice as much as the best performer, Japan. Canada’s municipal waste generated per capita has been steadily increasing since 1990. Putting municipal waste in context Any waste collected by or on the order of municipalities falls under the definition of municipal waste. Monthly Newsletter How does Canada perform relative to its peer? Canada generates more municipal waste per capita annually than any of its peer countries. Why do Canadians generate so much municipal waste? University of Waterloo: State of the Environment Report. Recycling and composting has been going on at the University since the 70's, not necessarily as environmental initiatives, but as wise methods of operation. Bans on materials going to landfill, increased costs garbage disposal, Stewardship Ontario , and the Waste Diversion Act requiring 60% waste diversion by the year 2008, causes concern for the amount of waste produced on campus.
The University has achieved 38% reduction in waste, even though the student population, the number of students staying in residence, and the number of buildings have increased. Recycling, composting, changing buying habits, and reducing waste provides the perfect setting for students to study and investigate potential solutions for the University to reduce its waste and operating costs. diverted 38% of the waste stream recycle 950 tonnes/year pay 30% less than we did 5 years ago. Www.myrecyclemag.com/issues/TRS_v1n2.pdf. University of Waterloo: Waste Management. Wastemanagement.uwaterloo.ca/pdfs/guidetorecycling.pdf.
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