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Comment on 2009 Beach Vollyball Championships by Leonardo Stieger

Leonardo Stieger — Wed, 25 Jul 2012 05:12:02 +0000

I love to play volleyball specially on the beach. Volleyball really helps me tone down my body fats. This is a great cardio workout. “”"**

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Comment on Photo Contests in Canada by Terence Guerrier

Terence Guerrier — Wed, 27 Jun 2012 19:02:47 +0000

Suppose everything on the web was regulated. What then?

Comment on Book Sale at Toronto Public library by karel hlobil

karel hlobil — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 15:17:36 +0000

Dear Sir or Madam,
Hello. My name is Karel Hlobil. I thought you might be interested in my new book. I would be honored if you would consider listing my new book at your website. I waited until I had the perfect story, ready to go. I’ve enclosed a brief sample for your consideration. This book (14.383 words), is my sixth one, and is called:
Fairy Tales of Our Grandmothers ISBN 978-0-9876712-0-2 is ideal for those still seeking to discover their role in the world, for those who enjoy nature and the beauty of the Earth and sky, and for those who are open to exploring and meeting challenges with new friends—Forest Friends. In these pages I invite you to come along with three young princesses who, one cloudy afternoon, disappear from their garden and find themselves among all manner of friends – and foes.
Lured into the wild forest around their palace by nursemaid Joana, Princesses Elene, Slava, and Anat are suddenly on their own. Abandoned in the middle of the forest, where night becomes blacker than any darkness you can imagine, and is finally impenetrable, the girls have no choice but to stop and rest. Unknown to them, while they sleep, three Fates approach them, forecasting the destiny of each.
As predicted, all three girls are sent to one of three distinct realms. Slava is given life in the Setting Sun-Lowerworld; Anat in the Rising Sun-Middleworld, and Elene in the Sitting Sun-Upperworld. And in each of these worlds, the girls are destined to experience a uniquely necessary dynamic of life, in which love has its own particular identity. In their journeys, they also happen upon various ancestors, make new friends, and help many others.
When Elene, the eldest, opens her eyes in the Sitting-Sun realm, she finds herself surrounded by deities of other cultures, mythic creatures, and Guardian Angels, many of whom offer divine assistance. Pervading all, the very Source of Life introduces Elene to different planetary energies. She then rises out of this time, enters the orbit of lunar consciousness, and experiences the attraction of the energies that create life –vital life force. Meanwhile, Slava, the middle girl, finds herself standing in the foothills of a mountain range, a place of extreme danger but also a place of learning. Here she’s told about the squabbles of Wolf Derek and Red Fox Grandmother. Coming to rest by a mountain stream, Slava encounters Veles, Lord of the Lowerworld, and her life takes an unusual turn – aboard a magic carpet!
Anat, the third girl, follows a young boy and, after a while, feels her body becoming like the constantly flowing water of the Middleworld. At the same time, she feels like the stars, tossed randomly across the sky. This is a realm of mythic creatures, animal allies, and even regular people. Anat meets Wizard Rupert, Hasterman-taterman, who is master of the rivers, three goofy golems, and the frog Lily, who helps in her adventures.
It’s a gorgeous day in summer when the sisters are at last reunited. In their many years apart, they’d found their own ancestors, along with many other wise ones. The legacy of these helpers is an understanding beyond words, including knowledge of the past, the present, and the future.
Finally, everything ends awash in love, especially when the girls meet each other and then their parents, who had missed them so terribly. The Fates must have seen this outcome, for where there is love, there is usually a good ending, and where there is a good ending, there is sure to be a good beginning, as you will find in these stories.
Highly recommended for anyone and everyone! This book is about getting to the heart of each and every one of us through the path of positive experiences that are intensely transformative.
I very much hope you like what you see and I look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Karel Hlobil

https://sites.google.com/a/hlobil.com/childrenbooks/

Comment on Classy Cars Blossom by Bebe Bukovsky

Bebe Bukovsky — Mon, 12 Mar 2012 11:43:21 +0000

Hello just wanted to give you a quick heads up and let you know a few of the pictures aren’t loading correctly. I’m not sure why but I think its a linking issue. I’ve tried it in two different internet browsers and both show the same results.

Comment on Maple Leaf Tar Spot Rot by Photo Studio Toronto

Photo Studio Toronto — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 15:49:57 +0000

Thanks for the great information. I have been seeing the same thing on our leaves and wondering what it was. We were leaving them on the lawn to decompose and fertilize it; however, I will compost them from now on.

Comment on Artists Scene in Toronto: Frederica Tomas, Linoleum-cut Printmaker by Marsha Cohen

Marsha Cohen — Fri, 20 May 2011 16:12:41 +0000

Hello,

I’m trying to get in touch with Frederica Tomas, but her email is no longer working. Can you please forward this message to her and ask her to please get in touch with me. Nothing urgent, I just want to keep in touch with her.

thank you in advance
marsha cohen (LAM Canada)

Comment on 2009 Beach Vollyball Championships by Rob Rasner YouTube

Rob Rasner YouTube — Sun, 08 May 2011 13:50:11 +0000

Whoa this hit it at the dot I shall submit to Bebo and Tagged congratulations 2009 Beach Vollyball Championships is cool

Comment on Photo Finishing Tips by Plastic Pond ·

Plastic Pond · — Thu, 04 Nov 2010 01:20:04 +0000

well, i always join photo contests but i have not yet won a photo contest .

Comment on Best Show in T.O. Tonite by Player Profiles

Player Profiles — Sat, 30 Oct 2010 11:05:43 +0000

You you should make changes to the webpage name Best Show in T.O. Tonite to something more generic for your content you create. I liked the the writing still.

Comment on Close at Stone Church by Romeo Ciolfi

Romeo Ciolfi — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 22:07:34 +0000

Hey there,
Thanks for this great reveiw of CLOSE. I am not sure if I have you in my database, but I wanted to make you aware of a new Christmas Production I am writing and will be directing. Again, like CLOSE, it will be a different take on Christmas themes. It is called BORN FOR THIS and it will be performed Dec 11 and 12 at the Stone Church. You can read my recent blog here: http://www.studiosperanza.ca/wp/blog/born-for-this/

All the best,
Romeo