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This shows very clearly that the Don River, not Yonge Street, is/was the big development divide. As rivers are in many cities.

I think that still goes on. The primary advantage is no browser history, etc.

It's already happening. I said "worlds are colliding!" to a whippersnapper not long ago and they had no idea what I meant (and this was in the context of a conversation about friend-poaching).

Aaaaand... surfing airfare to Stockholm for my next holiday. Naples has some pretty groovy subway stations too. https://www.flickr.com/search/?q=napoli+metro

Huh. I read "avoid the scandal" as meaning not have that as one of the topics of the interview, with the aim of getting any kind of interview at all. Same way you promise a movie star not to ask about their messy divorce but only their new movie. The scandal was already out there, so it's not...

lol. None of them are exactly Audrey Hepburn or Gregory Peck.

http://dougfordtruths.tumblr.com/

What about PR/communications? I think that is like a 1-year college program (maybe less since he already has arts credits).

Awwww...

Hmmm.... Ari IS impressive... and he is NOT Chow, Tory or Ford... could he win?

I didn't mean Jude specifically.

Who is Bonnie Luciano? Anyway, her piece is like a Logical Fallacy Bingo Card with every square crossed.

I feel like it's enough already with the "something big is about to drop" posts, with the follow-on speculation posts. Can we have a moratorium-ish thing about that?

The story behind the green M&Ms is that it was a quick way to test whether the whole list of requirements had been read and followed. The list included a lot of specific technical things re: sound etc. So if the band arrived and saw the wrong colours in the M&M bowl or NO M&M bowl (!), they...

Bullet dodged. http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2014/10/what-if-democracies-refuse-to-pay-for-the-olympics/381018/

Ugh. SEVEN MINUTES on mixing a bunch of stuff in a bowl then pressing it into a shape. no1curr

I can see how having to compete with the Fords would put a lot of potential candidates off, because the Fords play dirty. That, plus not wanting to campaign in the middle of the circus that is this mayoral race.

Wait, what? What page is that on?

I was offering a partial explanation for TOBorn's question about how Toronto ended up with ~30% "Illiterati", not addressing the whole, very large issue of the links between education, occupation and income over the last 40 years.

A lot of Ford Nation was educated under the "old ways". That was during a time when scraping through grade 12 (and sometimes bailing after grade 10) still allowed you to get a job at a local factory for a union wage, do that for 40 years and retire with a pension and a paid-off house. Those...