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- What Is in Store for the United Nations Climate Change Conference to Be Hosted in Denmark in December 2009? by Toronto Realtor on Nov 18, 2009
With the climate change conference scheduled to run in just a few weeks, I thought I would write about my feelings on the discussions about to take place. Even though I make a living as a realtor in Toronto, I do find some spare time to deliberate ab...
- United Nations Climate Change Conference 2009 in Denmark by Toronto real estate news on Nov 18, 2009
Today I decided to put pen to paper about a climate change meeting coming up in just a couple weeks in Europe. I make my living as a realtor from Toronto, but that doesn't mean that worldwide problems do not concern me. A topic that holds my curiosit...
- the project of the books by Realia on Nov 17, 2009
My bookshelves are a shameful mess. Shameful. So shameful I'm posting pictures of them so you can be ashamed of me too.
- Seth Godin’s Advice for Case Study Junkies by personality+business on Nov 16, 2009
I’ve known about Seth Godin, guru of marketing and new media for a while. I have read and given away his book “Tribes.” For some reason I haven’t subscribed to his blog until recently and I now read everyone. What he has to of...
- dilly-dallying, validating and that sort of thing by Realia on Nov 6, 2009
See, it’s a decision, really. And my tongue-in-cheek friend has heard me say it numerous times while sporting my teacher hat: “Call yourself a writer. Because when you do, things happen, the world changes. You start to see in a different way - wi...
- nothing lasts, truly by oldmonk on Nov 4, 2009
… neither joy nor sadness; everything changes. To stay afloat in this sea of uncertainty requires a concerted effort towards awareness, a leaning into the very thing we’d rather not see and feel — guided by the ancient reminder to s...
- Another great invention, the Exhaust Air Jack by One More Gadget on Nov 2, 2009
This invention is pretty sweet. It basically uses the air from your exhaust to inflate a big bubble that is strong enough to hold up your car. Once it’s to the right height, just turn off your engine and change your tire. The bubble will stay i...
