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By Sean Fallon, 1:40 PM on Wed Feb 18 2009, 785 views
When it comes to Bluetooth, I don’t know what’s lamer—looking like you are talking to yourself or talking into your wrist. If you chose the former, Adtec has a device for you.

For the equivalent of $65, users can have a wristband that connects to their cellphone via Bluetooth, complete with speaker, volume control and a call answer button. Battery life is said to be around five hours and it is available in either white or grey. S”

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‘Catherine Runchey, rooming house operator extraordinaire,’ says Trish fondly, looking at the plaque on her house. ‘We don’t know much about her, except that she lived here.’ Along with other of the Robert Brown row houses near the revamped AGO, the house is on its way to being listed as a Heritage building.

The house dates from the transitional period between the Grange’s aristocratic heyday in the mid-1800s and its population shift in the 1890s, when the area became home to new Canadians making the transition to a new life in Toronto. Mrs. Runchey’s house reminds me of English author Jerome K. Jerome, who once wrote: ‘I want a house that has got over all its troubles. I don’t want to spend the rest of my life bringing up a young and inexperienced house.’

What: 3-bedroom brick row house
Who: Trish, Zak (10 years old) and Hubb”

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A guy by the nickname of roholbro has spent a kajillion hours and bricks completing this huge reproduction of an Star Wars‘ Separatist Landing Craft, which can hold a whooping one hundred minifigs. One. Hundred.

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Not only that, but it also holds a full Lego Star Wars Federation MTT (Multi Troop Transport) along with other three vehicles. Absolutely nuts. [Photobucket via Brothers Brick]

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How to find YOUR Valentine for Next Year!

Valentine’s day is here again. And are you still single? Do you want to attract a dream relationship?

Well, make 2009 the year you do just that! You still have almost 11 months left to make sure that at least you spend next Christmas with THE one.

If you are single, then you are not the only one as there are estimated to be over 2 million single people in London alone. And that’s a lot of potential dating material.

Everyone dreams of that ideal relationship – one that is full of love and affection. A relationship with someone that you connect with mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually. We all want to meet our ‘soul mate’.

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Apple: the good and bad of a $99 iPhone
Posted: February 10, 2009, 10:40 AM by Jonathan Ratner
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Analysts continue to weigh-in on what an entry-level iPhone might mean for Apple Inc. and the industry as a whole.

Mike Abramsky at RBC Capital Markets has come across further details through his checks, which point to launches on existing carriers in June or July with a data plan, entry-level pricing and a lower subsidy. He also told clients to expect a 3G iPhone performance upgrade.

The analyst said the launch of an entry-le”

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