[Q]: Ride to Lowell<br>My sister-in-law had jury duty in 2010. The trial was in Lowell, 29 miles away from Cambridge. She does not like driving, so I took her there. I stayed in the library while she went to court. She did not get picked and we went home at noon. The sister-in-law has met with carter
[A]: It's impossible to say

[Q]: Ballet Lesson<br>It was Lane's first day in ballet. He had spent ages begging his parents to let him learn dance. Lane paid close attention and learned the first few positions. Lane had a great time. Lane's parents were gratified to see him enjoying himself. Lane had fun in class
[A]: Yes

[Q]: Instead of talking about replacement workers, maybe we should be talking about replacing the dispute settlement mechanism in the labour code so that we actually have something that means Canadians will be able to keep their jobs and there will be a reasonable, viable alternative to going out on strike. we should talk about replacing jobs
[A]: No

[Q]: I've become obsessed with what I can and can't recycle, to the point where my garbage is rarely full yet my giant recycle bin can barely hold the 2 weeks of stuff! Which is a good thing. But that said, how are you doing with your recycle these days. So much has changed over time on what you can and can't throw in the bin, so here's a refresher for you (HERE). There are things that are unable to be put in the recycle bin
[A]:
Yes