I have to admit that I’ve done little work today. After hearing the news about the Van Driver attacking and killing people on Yonge Street in the neighbourhood known as Willowdale. I have not been in that neighbourhood for some years, but when I was a child, visited often; my grandparents lived at 69 Sheppard
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Unless you are into web development, you probably won’t be interested in this post – but I’m writing it mainly for myself, so I can find this awesome tool quickly, the next time I need it. When you create a new website for someone, it’s likely the new URL’s of the site will be different
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It’s been awhile since I posted any food related stuff here. I think it’s about time for something new and fresh in that regard! During one of my visits to Greece recently, I brought back some dried white (“navy”) beans that had been grown by some relatives of my friend in their rural village. Unfortunately,
Starting a new business is not easy. So many people try to claim that it is, but every business takes a lot of effort, thought, planning, and often, overcoming unforeseen circumstances. KirIan, a partnership between Greek resident K. Iordanou and myself has been no different, but we’ve finally got our first product ready for sale
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I’ve done quite a bit of international traveling, having visited Jamaica, The Bahamas, the USA, Puerto Rico, and recently, experienced the Customs and Passport Control of several countries including the UK, Germany & Greece. This has afforded me the experience of knowing what it is like to pass through the borders of other countries as
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It’s been a great year, both personally and business wise. Thank you to all, and wishing you a wonderful Christmas and a fantastic 2018. Merry Christmas From Orangeville
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About ten days ago, I wrote about my struggles with online planners, task managers and calendars, and how I could never seem to get the right combination of features, or the right GUI, that meets my needs of replacing my paper based Franklin Day Planner. I have been using my Franklin since about 1994 I
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Years ago, I purchased a Palm PDA – at the time, they were all the rage for keeping track of “stuff.” People used them to keep contacts, manage their tasks and calendar, and do whatever else they could do with them. I had been using a paper based Franklin Day Planner (as shown above), and
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While in Greece, I discovered the ubiquitous olive oils and oregano to be far superior to what I have had in Canada. The difference is actually astounding. Olive oil we’ll leave for another post, but for now, let me tell you about the oregano: It’s just…. amazing! It’s believed that oregano was first used by
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