April 2013 Blog Posts (13)

A special time of the year

For a Canadian, even one who has been out of the country for over a decade, NHL playoffs are a special time of the year. As a child, I fondly recall the ceremony and ritual that revolved around playoff hockey. My Dad, Boo (aka Alain Bouillon) and I would retreat to the 'rec room' downstairs, take out the TV tables and load them up with whatever sumptuous assortment of goodies my Mom had been kind enough to prepare. We would then settle in for several hours of intense oohing, aahing and,…

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Added by Lorne Alan Riley on April 30, 2013 at 5:28am — 1 Comment

Go Jump in the Pool!

Go jump in the pool!

 I was lucky to get my hip replacement just as I retired and would have free time during the day to get back into shape. The physiotherapy rehabilitation exercises were quite demanding, and I resented the pain and effort every day ( I was dutiful though),  but I was excited by the opportunity to try aqua-therapy. I have always been a water baby, lifeguarding my way through university, and swimming competitively in younger days, so this looked like a good…

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Added by Shirley Turchet on April 28, 2013 at 11:00am — 3 Comments

My next read

I was waiting at the dentist office this week, flipping through an old Readers Digest, & came across an article on Thomas King, novelist & educator. The interview was regarding his latest book - The Inconvenient Indian, an account of Native people & their treatment over the past two or more centuries. Having experienced first hand the same social views towards Natives, I look forward to reading it. I could not find online the interview with Readers Digest to post, in which the… Continue

Added by Carole Beauchemin on April 26, 2013 at 11:37pm — 1 Comment

Things are not always as they seem...

Happy Friday everyone...

Here's a cute video (click the picture) that shows us that its probably best to trust the ones we love.

Hope you're having a great day and preparing for a great…

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Added by Brian Ritchie on April 26, 2013 at 10:30am — 2 Comments

New York Tours – Must see in this Summer

Central Park - Home to a ton of attractions that is widespread the signposts snuggled in the park are diverse. From sprawling waters and green meadows to stunning bridges to performance centers with educational facilities gardens and classical architecture this park is a must-see place in New York…

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Added by Larry daron on April 23, 2013 at 2:05am — No Comments

Beauty: Still in the eye of the beholder!

As most of you know, I have passed the 50 year mark in my life. As such, my hair is greyer; my eyes are heavier, etc, etc. Yes, I'm getting older but I am also getting wiser, or at least, I am becoming more enlightened about life and I feel great about the opportunities in front of me as the years will unfold.

I do have to admit that when I pass by a mirror and catch a glimpse of myself, I'm not necessarily…

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Added by Brian Ritchie on April 21, 2013 at 12:00pm — 3 Comments

Global perspectives

I am very selective when it comes to conferences. As anyone in a corporate environment can attest, the market is flooded with organizations that poach resources and people's time to populate content and attendance at their events...all at a tidy profit and rarely with adequate return value.

Such was not the case at the World Travel and Tourism Council Annual Global Summit, part of which I attended earlier this week in Abu Dhabi (which is about an hour or so south of Dubai by…

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Added by Lorne Alan Riley on April 11, 2013 at 11:50pm — 2 Comments

My Close Encounter with Flying Saucers

One of my favorite personal stories also happens to be one of my closest encounters with flying saucers and with some pretty significant Canadian heritage. The story begins about 25 years ago (around 1987) on a NordAir 737 flight somewhere over Lake Huron on a trip from Toronto to Sault Ste. Marie where we were living at the time. I guess NordAir is a bit of Canadian heritage…

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Added by Brian Ritchie on April 8, 2013 at 10:30pm — 7 Comments

Woo Hoo!!! Nan turns 90.

You may remember my dear friend Louie the Toy Man from these posts. 

http://www.kamazooie.com/profiles/blogs/confessions-of-a-70-year-toronto-toy-man

http://www.kamazooie.com/profiles/blogs/6471104:BlogPost:6750

You may also remember me mentioning that he has a lovely bride named Violet (or Nan to her…

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Added by Brian Ritchie on April 6, 2013 at 5:50pm — No Comments

Off road trailers for recreational experiences.

I see many posts on members focusing on creating great experiences and memories for their families. I wanted to comment on an area that can support these activities and that is the area of off-road trailers for recreational activities.

Many custom off path trailer companies give a wide range of selections in regards with their product. There are however four essential models that are rather common across the board and make-up the majority of most revenue in the market. They're designs…

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Added by Rod Dennis on April 4, 2013 at 1:30am — 1 Comment

Exercise bikes and what you ought to retain.

Most individuals nowadays have entirely understood the benefit of maintaining personal fitness and creating the most out of your daily routine, so that it could be practical for healthful living and well-being in general. As a result, exercise has become an important part in our lives to eliminate unnecessary weight and improve health, vigor and unique abilities. Nonetheless, owing to the tense days we must withstand, along with the long hours and the many commitments, it is challenging to…

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Added by Cornell Ambrose on April 2, 2013 at 4:00am — 2 Comments

Investing in memories: Greatest vacation ever!

My greatest vacation thus far, and I do plan on having many more, started many years ago but actually occurred only 2 years ago in 2010.
When our…
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Added by Brian Ritchie on April 1, 2013 at 12:00pm — 9 Comments

Adelaide as an amazing place where you can.

You will find cars that will blend modest everyday expeditions, enjoyment and obviously intensive dosages of venture. Don't consider which these kinds of automobiles are, because the response is none other than the caravans. Particularly in Adelaide there's various caravans as you are able to discover.



Caravans are developing gradually but progressively and are loved by a particular buying public which. That happens since they're capable to fulfill all the desires of travelers;…

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Added by Stan Enos on April 1, 2013 at 11:30am — No Comments

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How Effective Is The Emtone Treatment As A Remedy For Cellulite?

Posted by Jack Smith on February 28, 2024 at 4:14am 0 Comments

Emtone treatment has gained significant attention as a promising remedy for cellulite. With its innovative approach involving the generation of external vibrations through a handheld device emitting heat, radiofrequency, and ultrasonic waves, Emtone cellulite treatment aims to accelerate collagen synthesis and improve skin suppleness.

This non-invasive and painless procedure targets cellulite by breaking down fibrous bands and promoting the reduction of lumps and dimples. As…

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The Role of Metal Lab Tables in Different Industries

Posted by Jack Smith on December 11, 2023 at 3:26am 0 Comments

Metal lab tables are a staple in modern laboratory environments. They are designed to provide a sturdy and reliable surface for conducting experiments, testing equipment, and storing materials. The use of metal lab tables in laboratory settings has become increasingly popular due to their durability, versatility, and cost-effectiveness. It has also become crucial for tasks such as weighing, measuring, mixing, heating, cooling, and purifying samples, growing cultures, preparing slides,…

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Remarkable Foods for Ear Health

Posted by Jack Smith on December 8, 2023 at 7:49am 0 Comments

Proper nutrition is an undeniable cornerstone of overall well-being, impacting both mental and physical clarity. Nutrition and diet also lie at the core of good health, influencing not only our body weight, immune system, and bone density but also our hearing. While often overlooked, there is overwhelming evidence that there is a link between diet and hearing health.

If you visit any hearing aid clinic in Peterborough, the…

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4 Major Signs That Tell You That You Need A Home Ac Repair ASAP

Posted by Jack Smith on December 8, 2023 at 7:03am 0 Comments

Canadian homeowners have been relying on HVAC units to beat the summer, and while it is important to check your unit twice every year, there might be some issues that can occur from time to time. These signs can be less apparent; however, they can be crucial indicators that your AC needs repair or service. Let’s look at them in depth one by one to decide if you need to search for "home ac repair near me"…

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