Tab A & E , LG G6

Which one is true :

1 .) "A lithium-based battery can not be overcharged even if you leave it plugged in at all times because as soon as it is fully charged (100%), the internal circuit prevents further charging until there is a drop in the voltage. While overcharging isn't a possibility, keeping your laptop battery discharged is an issue.Apr 10, 2017

Is Leaving Your Laptop Always Plugged in a Good ... - Guiding Tech"

2.) "According to Battery University, leaving your phone plugged in when it's fully charged, like you might overnight, is bad for the battery in the long run. Once your smartphone has reached 100 percent charge, it gets 'trickle charges' to keep it at 100 percent while plugged in.Jun 28, 2018"

Moving Bodies

Yesterday, I wanted to view Moving Images ; but, my brain kept  got distracted ; no idea why the volunteers kept on guiding people to the pop-up shop.

Was the photo ex space opened after 6 pm? I have just called, but the organizers are off today.

[  It closes at 6pm : the regular hours.

I need to exercise, and overcome forgetfulness.  ]

Didn't Notice The Deal was Dine-in Only

Beyond Meat at LM The Works
What kind of music do they play there? Blues? Is it common that the food is far from temperature hot? Most of the die-cut chips are almost burnt. Service is excellent.

I've Never been to Any of Their Games

Finally, my thoughts has connected to an action: I have just downloaded the Raptors' Schedule app.

Raptors Mobile is not compatible with Tab E? I suppose I need to install it on my phone :(

No Kidding

http://www.sonycentre.ca/calendar-event-details/?id=472

FREE family-friendly programming in Mel Lastman Square 
Thursday, May 16 and Friday, May 17 • 11am - 2pm (performances at 11:30 & 12:30)
Saturday, May 18 and Sunday, May 19 • 11am - 4pm (performances at 12PM & 1PM)

Sakura

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Cherry Blossoms

Starting May 4, 2019 at 7 a.m. High Park will be car-free to address pedestrian safety during the cherry blossom peak bloom. Only Wheel-Trans vehicles will be allowed into High Park during the closure period. High Park will re-open to vehicles once the peak bloom is over. See other cherry tree locations and learn about their accessibility in the following list.

Nothing symbolizes spring like the beauty of a blooming cherry tree! Every year thousands of people flock to parks across the city to take part in the centuries-old tradition of hanami, the Japanese term for flower viewing. Called sakura in Japan, these pretty trees bloom at the end of April to early May and delight visitors who stroll under the pink blossoms.

Most cherry tree locations are easily accessible by TTC .

2019 is the 60th anniversary of many cherry trees in High Park. In 1959, the Japanese ambassador to Canada presented 2,000 trees to the people of Toronto on behalf of the people of Tokyo. The trees were planted in appreciation of Toronto accepting relocated Japanese-Canadians following the Second World War.

Etiquette

Climbing the cherry trees, pulling on the branches and plucking off the blooms can damage the trees. Stay on existing trails to protect ecologically sensitive areas.

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Birkdale Ravine	1100 Brimley Rd. Scarborough Cherry trees are planted as a tree tunnel near the Pomeroy Street and Lyon Heights Road entrance 45 trees were donated by Sagamihara, Toronto’s sister city in Japan, and planted in 2015 and 2016 Birkdale Ravine is close to Thomson Memorial Park. Accessibility There are sloped, paved paths from the north end at Birkdale Community Centre and from the parking lot off Brimley Road to the trees There is a level paved pathway from the Pomeroy Street and Lyon Heights Road entrance TTC has service along Ellesmere/Brimley
Broadacres Park	35 Crendon Dr. Etobicoke Cherry trees are located in rows near the southwest corner of the park near Elderfield Crescent 100 trees were planted in November 2002 Find out what facilities are at Broadacres Park. Accessibility There are no paved pathways to the trees Trees can be seen from the road TTC has bus service along Burnhamthorpe Road and along The West Mall
Cedar Ridge Park	225 Confederation Dr. Scarborough Cherry trees are located north of the Cedar Ridge Creative Centre Five trees are planted in this location Find out what facilities are at Cedar Ridge Park. Accessibility There is an interlock driveway from the parking lot to the tree location
Cedarvale Park	443 Arlington Ave. York Find out what facilities are at Cedarvale Park. Accessibility There are paved paths near the trees There is free parking at Phil White Arena
Centennial Park	151 Elmcrest Rd. Etobicoke Cherry trees are located along Rathburn Road, on Centennial Park Boulevard and northeast of Centennial Park Conservatory 463 trees have been planted in this park: November 2002, June 2005, April 2009, April 2010, April and May 2011 Find out what facilities are at Centennial Park. Accessibility There are no paved pathways Trees can be seen from the road TTC has bus service along Rathburn Road Free parking is available in Centennial Park and is within walking distance of the trees
Cherry Street and Villiers Street	Cherry trees are at the northeast corner of this intersection 45 trees were planted in July 2006 Accessibility There are paved pathways to the trees The trees can be viewed from the road
Edwards Gardens	755 Lawrence Ave. E. North York 8 medium trees are located near the water fountain near the Edwards Garden courtyard 2 mature trees are close to the bridal path entrance on the west side of the ravine Find out what facilities are at Edwards Gardens. Accessibility There are paved pathways There is a parking lot off Leslie Street at the Toronto Botanical Gardens TTC service on Lawrence Avenue East and Leslie Street
High Park	1873 Bloor St. W. Toronto Cherry trees are primarily located on the west side of Grenadier Pond 50 trees were planted between 2017 and 2018 Find out what facilities are at High Park. There is no vehicle or parking access to High Park during the cherry blossom peak bloom period. Only Wheel-Trans vehicles will be allowed into High Park during peak bloom. The City is committed to a safe environment for all who use or visit City facilities or property. Due to safety concerns, all non-essential vehicle access to High Park and all vehicle parking in High Park and at Grenadier Café will be prohibited during the peak cherry blossom bloom days in late April or early May. Check out the High Park Nature Centre Blossom Watch  to see when the trees are in bloom. Accessibility Cherry Hill is not located close to paved pathways, and is a sloped area Accessible portable washrooms will be provided on site during peak bloom days
Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre	6 Garamond Crt. North York Cherry trees are located on the north, south and east sides of the parking lot with more on the north side of the building Trees were planted in September 2002, June 2004 and September 2012
John P. Robarts Research Library	130 St George St. Toronto Cherry trees are at the corner of Huron Street and Harbord Street, lining the walking path 70 trees were planted in October 2005 The John P. Robarts Research Library is close to Queen’s Park. Construction in 2019: Due to construction, there may be limited or no access to cherry trees.
Toronto Island Park	Take the ferry at 9 Queens Quay W. Toronto Approximately 30 cherry trees are located on Centre Island beside William Meany Maze Trees were planted in 2011 See what facilities are on Centre Island . Accessibility There are level paved pathways to the trees Accessible washrooms are located nearby
Trinity Bellwoods Park	790 Queen St. W. Toronto Cherry trees are along the walking path from Trinity Circle to the southeast corner of the park 70 trees were planted in October 2005 Find out what facilities are at Trinity Bellwoods Park. Accessibility There are level paved pathways to the trees Accessible washrooms are located within Trinity Community Recreation Centre TTC service nearby
University of Toronto Scarborough Campus	1265 Military Tr. Scarborough Cherry trees are in front of the Humanities Wing 50 trees are planted here The U of T Scarborough Campus is close to Morningside Park.
Woodbine Park	1695 Queen St. E. Toronto Cherry trees are planted as a tree tunnel along the curved path next to the pond 20 trees are planted here Trees are not mature Find out what facilities are at Woodbine Park. Accessibility There are paved pathways to the trees TTC service nearby
York University	4700 Keele St. North York Cherry trees are throughout the campus 250 trees have been planted: May 2003, June 2004, May 2005 and June 2007