American Niagara Falls to dwindle to a trickle, study predicts

    From Canada.com: It’s North America’s most spectacular expression of nature’s power, and a symbol of the enduring friendship between two nations that share a border, a history and one thunderingly awesome tourist attraction. But the United States, according to an innovative new study in futuristic geology, is going to lose its side of Niagara Falls,…

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      Inside Tim Hortons

      The new Tim Hortons on Clifton Hill is definitely the nicest Tim Hortons I’ve ever been in! It’s very classy looking. There are padded benches with tables, effective lighting, and the area where they put together sandwiches is in a middle area behind the counter as opposed to being off at the end of the…

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        Space Imaging Image of the Week

        Space Imaging provides some amazing satellite photos to companies for various purposes. They also provide an Image of the Day. Last April they had a beautiful picture of Niagara Falls: Clouds of mist rise from the bottom of Horseshoe Falls, on the Canadian/United States border, in this one-meter image collected by Space Imaging’s IKONOS satellite….

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          Horses thrill, clowns bore in Cirque Niagara’s ‘Avaia’

          From the Buffalo News: Cirque Niagara’s “Avaia” includes spectacular horses, world-class acrobats and droll clowns – how could you go wrong? Only very slightly, it turns out, with too little of the first and way too much of the last, and an opening segment with far too many slow-paced clown skits. Perhaps hoping to ease…

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