Cure for stress, high blood pressure, heart attack

 

     I found the great cure, help to relieve my blood pressure, stress, and instead of keeping it all boiled up inside I share it with everyone else the things that rightfully peeved me off and it seems I keep on coming back to my favorite complaints, until they actually get resolved including:   

Double standarded Conservatives for one example Peter MacKay Conservative MP

No good RCMP No one, No one could automatically believe the police, RCMP unless

Fed up with all Conservatives Conservatives, Expiry date- Expired   Harper Conservatives running scared   In spite of past promises Harper unleashes flood of patronage

Fed up with Bell, CRTC and the others Commissioner for Complaints for Telecommunications Services,  Federal Consumer protection? Ha ha ha   CRTC is clearly in Bell’s bad pocket again

Not enough is being done about the drunk drivers, alcoholics in the government too Drink Alcohol and Die

Too many politicians still lie to get elected Canada wide Pie in the sky – Pie in the Face   Interesting reading, comments too, Liberal & Conservative Politicians do lie too

Bad Spouse and lawyers who lie, perjure themselves in the courts Divorce And Remarriage In The Christian Church

Medicare short comings l care.. CANADIAN HEALTH CARE medical cartoons

Bad, unacceptable evangelical preachers http://thenonconformer.wordpress.com/2009/08/08/anti-jewish/

Bad governments It’s about time Ontario cleans house  Unacceptable A year after listeriosis, our food is no safer  

Really unacceptable lies still  Canada’s Unemployment figures lie   More hidden Cash grabs. higher taxes

    Hey I am the first one to admit that I am intolerant when I see prolonged injustices, abuses, perversity  I do tend to do something about it.. yes the lid flies of this boiling kettle now too,  and public exposure, prosecution of the guilty serves as a good example to all as well.   And I do not write at all to have my own  name recognized, I write my complaints so something good can be done by others on the behalf of all Canadians. For the most part the self serving persons in politics in Canada is still really not acceptable. Politicians are paid by the tax payers to look after the good welfare of all citizens and sadly this has not been the case the last 20 years even in the federal cabinet. It should be still the case.   If you read my articles you know I cannot stand unrepentant alcoholics, lying salesmen, lying and abusive lawyers, crooked pastors, crooked or bad cops, crooked accountants,  crooked or bad civil servants too, crooked or bad politicians and even bad prime Ministers. By the way some of the most perverse, pretentious persons, to me rightfully as well, are the past, present mostly pretentious federal and provincial Justice Ministers, Premiers, Prime Minister who tend not to deal  adequately with their bad colleagues, crooks  to start of with.    

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North America Sale!

Book any North America trip 8 days or longer and get $125 off. Must book and pay in full by 9/11/09. Mention promo code USACA125 when booking to redeem!

Valid for all USA, Canada, and Mexico trips 8+ days. Check out your options here!

 

Details: Applies to new bookings made 9/1/09 – 9/11/09, valid for travel through 9/30/10. Not combinable with any other dollar/percentage off promotion. Non-refundable deposit required at the time of booking – other restrictions may apply.

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MIE2009 is over - onwards to Toronto

MIE2009 is now finished, and people will be returning home from Sarajevo today, if they have not already done so.

Peter will be blogging from the Medicine 2.0′09 event in Toronto, Canada on 17-18 September (http://www.medicine20congress.com). There will also be an official blog for the event this year – http://medicine20congress.blogspot.com/

In addition, he hopes to be able to cover the Healthcamp Toronto (http://healthcamp.ca/) – I have not been to a Healthcamp yet, so I am looking forward to learning.

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Sunwapta Falls: Turbulent Waters

Not far from the Icefields Parkway, south of Jasper, is the aptly named Sunwapta Falls meaning “turbulent waters” in the native tongue of the Stoney Indians. 

 

Originating from the Athabasca Glaciers, the volume of water caused by the glacial meltdown was high in early summer, when we were there.

 

The small island in the middle of the Sunwapta River just up stream of the falls is, in my opinion, what makes the upper Sunwapta Falls beauteous. 

Do make sure to make a detour to this falls when in the area.  For more Sepia Scenes, click here.

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Lawrence of Arabia at Dundas Square

Tonight there was a free film being shown at Dundas Square on a LED screen. The best about it: It was Lawrence of Arabia, a film already our history teacher at high school was recommending us. And also were there English subtitles! (Yes, that exists!) So basically just the best.

I really enjoyed the show. – That film is awesome!

Back at home, James shew me some pictures of his trips near Vancouver and from Bruce Peninsula, where they are going next week-end.

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Congratulations Canadian Bars and Cops

Adam “Pacman” Jones is about to find out what a rouge is. The former Cowboy has signed on with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

“It’ll be a good experience for me to get back in game shape and compete and play football, which I like to do,” Jones told SI.com. “I’m real happy for the opportunity that’s been given to me. Of course it’s disappointing to me to not be playing in the NFL. But things happen and you have to adjust. “

The CFL is already in season and the deal may have an out if an NFL job pops up.

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Travel to Vancouver - Day 2

Places: Minoru Chapel | Gastown District | Robson Street

Day 2 Restaurants: Century | New York Fries | Tropika On Robson

I started my second day in Vancouver with a short drive to Richmond.  Checked out the chapel where the wedding would be on the following day and some locations scouting for portraits.  Minoru Chapel is the cutest chapel I’ve ever seen.  It might be small, but it has a lot of character.  It was love at first sight. 

After that, I headed to Gastown District to meet up with two of my Vancouver photographer friends.

Kristel Wyman and Amber Hughes, both local photographers, were so kind to show me Gastown and took me to a nice lunch at Century.

Tortilla Soup – spicy tomato soup, manchego, cheese, avocado, sour cream, crispy blue corn tortilla

Chipotle Beef Sliders – trio of mini beef burgers, chipotle, peppered edam cheese, gerkins

Lamb Chops

We weren’t done after that.  Kristel and Amber insisted on taking me to another place for a special Canadian “treats”.  I kept guessing maple syrup (please excuse my ignorance!), but turned out it was poutine – cheese curd and beef gravy with fries.

Shortly after a full meal, I headed back to the hotel to meet up with my family.  And guess what?  It was almost time for dinner!  With a very short distance walk to Robson Street, my cousin took us to Tropika Restaurant for some Asian food to satisfy my mom and aunt.

Sotong Belachan – some sort of spicy squid

Hainan Chicken

I ordered a Green Curry Chicken, it was one of the best I’ve had.

Deep Fried Chicken Wings with Red Bean Cheese Sauce (I think.    )

Sunset time on Robson Street.

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