Link of the Day: Fresh
The Fresh restaurants are easily the most well-known vegetarian restaurants in Toronto, and in my humble opinion, they’re also the best. If you haven’t paid your nearest one a visit yet, then you’re overdue – especially if you’ve been toying with the idea of vegetarianism, and you’re looking for a vegetarian meal done right.
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Back on Monday
I’m headed out of town for the weekend, and it’s pretty unlikely that I’ll be able to get connected while I’m gone. Besides, I’m aiming to spend the weekend relaxing, not blogging. I’ll be back on Monday with a whole bunch of new links and pithy observations. Don’t miss it!
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Yesterday’s News: Thursday, 2 June 2011
Here we go again with another round of links and curiosities. Buckle up, faithful reader! The Globe and Mail reported that Dimitri Soudas, director of communications for the Prime Minister’s Office, is stepping down They also noted that it’s apparently much easier for a terror suspect to get onto no-fly watch lists than it is […]
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Link of the Day: The Autism Site
Just a few months after adding the Veterans Site to their portfolio, the good people who run the Hunger Site and related projects have added yet another site to the roster. The Autism Site operates on the same simple premise: you click a button once a day, and for each click, the site’s sponsors will […]
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Dylan Reibling’s “Record” on Bravo! tonight
If you’ll be at home this evening, and you’ve got cable, then you ought to tune into Bravo! at 10:00 PM to catch tonight’s episode of In Short, an eight-part series exploring the seven deadly sins through an assortment of short films. One of tonight’s shorts is Record, an excellent short film by director and […]
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Link of the Day: Send a Kid to Camp
“Wednesday, June 1, 2011,” which is today, “is a special day for Tim Hortons Restaurant Owners, team members and guests. It’s Camp Day! Camp Day is the one day a year when Tim Hortons Restaurant Owners across Canada and the United States donate every penny from coffee sales to the Tim Horton Children’s Foundation… “Every […]
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Yesterday’s News: Tuesday, 31 May 2011
It’s that time again. Let’s take a look at a bunch of interesting stuff that happened yesterday, on the web and around the world. The Globe and Mail reported that stress disorders affect 25% of Canadian soldiers returning from Afghanistan They’ve also reported that Mayor Rob Ford is calling on a court to delay a […]
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Link of the Day: The Right Livelihood Award
“The Right Livelihood Award honours and supports those offering practical and exemplary answers to the most urgent challenges facing us today.” In many countries and circles, the award is known as a sort of alternative Nobel Prize. “Presented annually in Stockholm at a ceremony in the Swedish Parliament, the Right Livelihood Award is usually shared […]
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Kids don’t know squat about logical fallacies
If you’ve been around since the eighties, then you probably remember watching this commercial when you were a kid. And if you do, then chances are you also remember the day when you realized that the dirtbags at Tonka had been making a fool out of you. “Wow!” you’d say to yourself as a kid. […]
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Yesterday’s News: Monday, 30 May 2011
We haven’t done one of these in a while, and I’d like to get back in the habit of it. So here’s a look at a bunch of interesting stuff that happened yesterday, on the web and elsewhere. The Globe and Mail reported on the mysterious disappearance of “dozens of pages” from the archived RCMP […]
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