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Sept 6 – The election might be frazzling him
….and this one got Rotzy’s attention….and then some! So I’m sending it out especially for what I call the ‘Hybrid Bunch’, that new, slowly growing part of the car-buying public who want to rid the world of fossil fuels, at … Continue reading
Promotion: WIDGETS on websites
WIDGETS are thumbnail size images that link to website of your choice. They are available on websites such as BOOKz, COOKz, NOOKZ published by Richard Szpin. They are an inexpensive way to have website visitors see your material on every page … Continue reading
Healthier CHICKEN WINGS
“Healthier Chicken Wings is an oxymoron for sure, a contradiction. But eating anything and everything in moderation and with some limitation is not likely unhealthy. So here’s a Baked Chicken Wings recipe that your family will enjoy and you won’t … Continue reading
10 foods that help ease arthritic pain
Food is medicine. If you’re struggling with pain from arthritis, eating foods that have antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties — along with any drugs or other treatments your doctor recommends — may help. “Research is ongoing, but scientists already have found that … Continue reading
Signs of arthritis in the back
Early signs of back arthritis may include pain, swelling and other symptoms. Arthritis in the back arises due to the inflammation of facet joints in the spine or sacroiliac joints between the spine and the pelvis. The main reasons for arthritis in … Continue reading
Taking control of your arthritis with evidence-based approaches
September is Arthritis Awareness Month, an opportunity to raise awareness and educate people about what arthritis is and how it affects people. Approximately 1 in 5 Canadians live with the pain of arthritis and more than half of them are … Continue reading
The wisdom of George Carlin
George Carlin was an iconoclastic comedian of the 20th century, maybe the most outspoken and radical. He was a critic of the powered, a detractor of the bureaucratic and disparager of the bombastic. His humour was always deprecating of the … Continue reading
Pickering hits the big time: Guinness Book of Records
The worm, the tube, the bridge, known by different names the bridge crossing the busy Hwy 401 with its multiple lanes, is a boon to Pickering resides who need to cross over to the other side from the Pickering Town Centre to the GO … Continue reading
EDITORIAL: A mid-election comment as we see it…
Midway through the election and here’s the view… The ELECTORATE A motley crew of angry, offensive voters who are likely as envious as they are brainless. Freedom of expression is guaranteed; boorish clod like behaviour, pretty much the same nowadays. … Continue reading
The SZPINNER SEPT 2021 NEWSLETTER
Editorial (3) Virtual meeting with NY Times Bestselling author: Alka Jaipur (2) From City Councilors (5) From the federal election campaign trail (4) Health calculators: heart attack (optional) Are you a writer? WAG (Writers Assc. Group) news (3) 5 distracting … Continue reading
An excellent summary for comparing the major party platforms in the compaign
Comparing the party policies and promises can be a mind-boggling endeavour. If you watched any of the debates or CBC’s Face to Face interviews with Rosie Barton, you will know how challenging it is to compare the parties platforms. Maclean’s … Continue reading
HUSH-HUSH, Stuart Woods
HUSH-HUSH, Stuart Woods Stone Barrington faces down a rival with cutting-edge tactics in this heart-racing thriller from the #1 New York Times bestselling author. Synopsis Stone Barrington is settling in for some downtime in New York City when an anonymous … Continue reading