confusedintoronto
Confused in TO
The world can be a confusing place, but maybe, I can try to understand what's around me. This blog is to follow my antics throughout Toronto... wants, geekery, nerdisms and generally stuff I find cool
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Truck drivers opposed to vaccine mandates and other coronavirus restrictions are expected to roll through New Jersey this weekend as part of an ongoing group of protests around the country.
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After wooing the world with its steamy, swoony first season, viscount on us to get all the juicy details on season 2 from Nicola Coughlan, Jonathan Bailey, Simone Ashley, Claudia Jessie, and Charithra Chandran. Ben Affleck is at the top of his game.
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Do you store butter in the fridge, freezer, or at room temperature? When I floated this to home cooks on social media, the most common answer wasn’t, actually, any of the above. It was all of the above.
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Join today's leading executives online at the Data Summit on March 9th. Register here. Jim Messina is the mastermind behind President Obama’s 2012 re-election campaign and an internationally recognized expert in reaching and informing target audiences through contemporary mass media.
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Don't have an account yet? Sign up now Unlike the ones on amazon the product name indicates gas lifts which are suppose to be more better and more silent.
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Star Trek: Picard was never envisioned as a long-legged series in the style of the Treks of the ‘90s—hell, when it was first announced there wasn’t any particular certainty as to whether or not it would be more than one season long.
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Never mind hockey, maple syrup or Tim Hortons. Canadians seem to have found a new national obsession in recent weeks: Documenting the state of affairs at their local grocery stores, to try to gauge whether or not the country is in the midst of a food-supply crisis.
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As icebergs drifted by his Antarctica-bound ship, David Holland spoke this week of how the melting glacier he’s cruising towards may contain warning signals for the coasts of far-off Canada.
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The China Huaneng Group has announced that the 320,000-kilowatt floating solar power station in Dingzhuang has been put into operation, and everything works as expected.
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With APIs-as-a-Product on a rocketship since 2005, there are many elements that product managers need to master in their Developer persona user experience (Dx) to win and protect their business.
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A Toronto neighbourhood has been getting their roti and doubles from one particular spot for 40 years, before many people even knew what they were.
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Just as appetites are growing for ancient wheat flours like spelt, Kamut, and einkorn, so too is consumer demand for naturally gluten-free flours like buckwheat, sorghum, and teff—albeit a bit more slowly.
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Watching a movie is one thing. Reading one is something else entirely—which, admittedly, sounds like the most obvious statement ever written: “reading is different from watching.” You’re welcome for that genius insight.
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Plenty of research over the last three decades strongly suggests that people leave managers, not companies. To solve this Great Resignation crisis, leaders and managers in positions of power and influence first need to understand what truly makes humans at work tick.
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I started drafting this guide to making coffee while lying in bed early one morning. I hadn’t had any coffee yet, and I looked across the room wistfully at my coffee machine. (I live in a studio apartment, so yes, my coffee maker and bed are technically in the same room.
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It was middle of January when a colleague told us what he just read on a news site about Covid-19. It was an allegation that it was just a matter a time for the first Covid-19 case in Greece[1]. Nobody seemed fraught. It was like the useless information of the day.
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Sixteen months after choosing Canada as the safest place to complete its season, the NHL now faces a series of hurdles north of the border that complicate its bid to power through the pandemic all over again.
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