Old Bar B Q’s and flames
What time is it when your bar b q is spouting flames through the lid? Time to get a new bar b q would be my guess.
August 2013 CPI Report: How Gasoline and Food Impacted Canadian Inflation
In August 2013, Canada’s inflation rate eased to 1.1% year-over-year, according to Statistics Canada, down slightly from July’s 1.3%. Key influences included lower gasoline prices and slowing increases in passenger vehicle costs. Food prices continued their steady rise, affecting family budgets, while the Bank of Canada’s core inflation rate held at 1.3%. This article provides detailed CPI and core index breakdowns, along with insights into how fluctuating fuel prices impact the broader economy. Though historical, this snapshot of consumer price trends offers valuable lessons on inflation, interest rate expectations, and cost-of-living dynamics in Canada.
How do you write so much?
Big Cajun Man shares his tips on writing well – explore the connection between writing and creativity.
A Better Friday and #CPFC13
Prepare for CPFC13 and remember how life can be so fragile. Thoughts and prayers with the loved ones of the victims of the Ottawa bus/train accident. Find friends in Barrhaven, this Friday!
Men’s Health
The introduction of erectile dysfunction (ED) medications like Viagra has reportedly contributed to an improvement in men’s health. Typically reluctant to seek medical attention unless absolutely necessary, men have been more inclined to visit doctors for ED prescriptions. These visits often result in comprehensive physical check-ups, potentially uncovering other health issues. This shift in behavior, driven by concerns about maintaining sexual performance, may inadvertently increase lifespan and general health among men. A parallel can be drawn to financial health, suggesting that similar tactics could improve financial wellbeing.
