Tag: alcohol

  • VieVité Cotes de Provence Is Ideal Wine For Victoria Day And Memorial Day

    VieVité Cotes de Provence Is Ideal Wine For Victoria Day And Memorial Day

    For many people, an ideal Victoria Day in Canada or Memorial Day in America depends on two essential things: SUN and BOOZE. VieVité’s Rosé #ROSEALLDAY is the weekend’s beach towel, boat, or post-brunch bag’s best friend. I mean.. is there really another way to kick off Summer celebrations? “Perfectly pale pink. That perfectly chilled, hot…

  • Making Sexual Decisions You Are Comfortable With: Dry January

    Making Sexual Decisions You Are Comfortable With: Dry January

    Some of us are participating in Dry January – (giving up alcohol for the whole month after enjoying it during December festivities) has become pretty popular worldwide. We must agree it`s giving the New Year a quite strong health kick.   Dry January`s popularity is not a surprise at all and has a lot of benefits;…

  • Exploring Growing Popularity Of Party Buses

    Exploring Growing Popularity Of Party Buses

    When it comes to parties and get-togethers, one of the hottest new trends is the party bus. Surprisingly, this trend has grown in almost all age ranges. The appeal is understandable as a party bus allows a group of people to celebrate in one place while also traveling to one or more destinations. Why exactly…

  • Spiritual Counselor: Illness often comes with deeply felt stress

    Spiritual Counselor: Illness often comes with deeply felt stress

    Sometimes, not knowing the truth about something of immediate importance can create some of the most intense stress, says former chronic pain sufferer Janet Komanchuk. “The families of victims who’ve been missing for years or decades – identifying the body of their loved one, for example, can bring closure. For me, being diagnosed with fibromyalgia…

  • How Cardiovascular Disease Connects To Inflammation

    How Cardiovascular Disease Connects To Inflammation

     I bet we all have someone near and dear to our heart, who has been touched by cardiovascular disease.  Public health and agencies such as Heart and Stroke Society have done an excellent job highlighting some of the key factors that are risk factors to cardiovascular disease.  These risk factors can include hypertension, diabetes, high…

  • Cooking With Toronto’s Steam Whistle Beer Is Versatile

    Cooking With Toronto’s Steam Whistle Beer Is Versatile

    Steam Whistle Brewing recently surveyed their fans, friends and followers on the brewery’s Facebook and  Twitter pages to find out if they had any interesting alternative uses for beer. While many indicated that they prefer their beer for drinking, an overwhelming majority of the alternative uses for Steam Whistle involved using it when cooking, in…

  • Canada’s Chic Choc Spiced Rum uses these Six indigenous Spices

    Canada’s Chic Choc Spiced Rum uses these Six indigenous Spices

    It’s time to prepare for the cool autumn weather so why not warm up with a Cider Buttered Rum made with Chic Choc Spiced Rum.         Chic Choc Spiced Rum, made in Canada, is produced with six indigenous spices, creating a fresh take on rum that features a spicy bouquet with nuances…

  • North American Society A Madhouse Says Former US State Hospital Doctor

    North American Society A Madhouse Says Former US State Hospital Doctor

    “Insane” has a clear meaning when we can look at it next to “sane” in the real world. Unfortunately, that has become more and more difficult to do, says Mike Bartos, former chief of staff at an American state psychiatric hospital for the criminally insane. “It’s not just because the media rely so much now…