Welcome to my Tuesday Edition of WW. This is my wee niece who I refer to here on the blog as "Little Sweet." She is having a game of peek-a-boo with the autumn leaves during a hike near her home here in Ontario, Canada ..

Cheers!
Sue
XOX

Happy Wordless Wednesday! Thank you for stopping by!

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More people seem to be turning to online pharmacies to purchase their meds these days. I guess it is just another sign of our information-age times. It sounds convenient, but how does one know if they are dealing with a reputable company or not?

The Compareop.com project is designed help you with finding a good online pharmacy through its online pharmacy customer forums, and its online pharmacy news feature. They also have articles posted on different medications such as the popular weight loss drug acomplia. All of the info on the site, including the forums are free to use.

Cheers!
Sue
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Here in Ontario, Canada we will no longer have to pay a provincial sales tax or PST on bicycles! How cool is that! Maybe not as cool as Betty Boop, but I still believe this is a step in the right direction to promoting eco-friendly transport, and healthier lifestyles. Here is a news snippet:

Premier Dalton McGuinty is passing on some good news to cyclists and prospective cyclists in Ontario.

Beginning December 1st, the P.S.T. will be eliminated on all bike helmets and bikes under $1,000.

Will Mills, at Cycle Solutions on Parliament St., says the move by the Premier will go a long way to encouraging more of us to ride and adds, "the exemption on bike helmets is a move in the right direction to promote bicycle safety."

Mills says bikes in their store start at around $359, on that purchase the exemption will save his customers around $30.

Also priasing the move is City Councillor Adrian Heaps, Chair of the Toronto Cycling Committee. Heaps says any reduction in price gives consumers the opportunity to consider a purchase they might not have considered before.

Heaps also points out, the reduction in P.S.T. combined with the impending further cut to the G.S.T. means even more savings for cyclists.

Full article here

Kudos to the provincial government! Awesome news indeed!

Cheers!
Sue
XOX