Toronto, named by UNESCO as the world's most multicultural city, attracts thousands of tourists annually to its fascinating neighborhoods and thriving cultural scene. But in its 250-year history, Toronto has also become a place of many intriguing secrets.Toronto: The Unknown City delves into the lesser-known spaces and stories of Hogtown, offering tantalizing tidbits of local lore, offbeat facts and surprising anecdotes that will captivate visitors and locals alike. From sealed-off public spaces to lost railways, tales of true crime to behind-the-scenes movie gossip, this book is packed with revelations. There's also a guide to one of the world's most eclectic dining scenes, plus celebrity stories, sports snippets, a backstage tour of the theatre and music worlds, fabulous shopping tips and much more. Titillating and tempting, Toronto: The Unknown City lifts the veil off Canada's largest metropolis, to reveal the mysteries, marvels and monstrosities that lie beneath.Praise for The Unknown City series:"As useful to locals as it is to tourists."--Globe & Mail"Part tourist reference, part compendium of lore . . . a witty, engrossing, innovative series of guidebooks."--Georgia Straight"The wonky spin on things local is not only useful but hugely entertaining."--GazetteHoward Akler is a lifelong resident of Toronto. He has written for Lola, the local art magazine, and is currently at work on a novel set during the city's centenary.Sarah B. Hood is the author of Practical Pedalling, has contributed to Toronto Life, NOW, eye, and is the editor of Performing Arts in Canada. In 1990, she received an honorable mention at the National Magazine Awards.

What do you do when your carefully planned life takes a wrong turn into hell? When Quinn Maguire, a dashing young trauma surgeon, unaccountably accepts a position as an ER physician, her new boss, Honor Blake, suspects that Quinn is hiding a dark secret. While the two declare an uneasy truce in an effort to work together, both struggle with mutual, and unexpected, attraction. Honor, however, has more than one reason to resist her growing feelings for the attractive newcomer—not the least of which is that her heart belongs to the woman whose wedding ring she wears. Amidst the chaos and drama of a busy emergency room, Quinn and Honor must contend not only with the fragile nature of life, but also with the mysteries of the heart and the irresistible forces of fate.

DigiCat Publishing presents to you this special edition of "Six Bad Boys" by Enid Blyton. DigiCat Publishing considers every written word to be a legacy of humankind. Every DigiCat book has been carefully reproduced for republishing in a new modern format. The books are available in print, as well as ebooks. DigiCat hopes you will treat this work with the acknowledgment and passion it deserves as a classic of world literature.

Toronto, named by UNESCO as the world's most multicultural city, attracts thousands of tourists annually to its fascinating neighborhoods and thriving cultural scene. But in its 250-year history, Toronto has also become a place of many intriguing secrets.Toronto: The Unknown City delves into the lesser-known spaces and stories of Hogtown, offering tantalizing tidbits of local lore, offbeat facts and surprising anecdotes that will captivate visitors and locals alike. From sealed-off public spaces to lost railways, tales of true crime to behind-the-scenes movie gossip, this book is packed with revelations. There's also a guide to one of the world's most eclectic dining scenes, plus celebrity stories, sports snippets, a backstage tour of the theatre and music worlds, fabulous shopping tips and much more. Titillating and tempting, Toronto: The Unknown City lifts the veil off Canada's largest metropolis, to reveal the mysteries, marvels and monstrosities that lie beneath.Praise for The Unknown City series:"As useful to locals as it is to tourists."--Globe & Mail"Part tourist reference, part compendium of lore . . . a witty, engrossing, innovative series of guidebooks."--Georgia Straight"The wonky spin on things local is not only useful but hugely entertaining."--GazetteHoward Akler is a lifelong resident of Toronto. He has written for Lola, the local art magazine, and is currently at work on a novel set during the city's centenary.Sarah B. Hood is the author of Practical Pedalling, has contributed to Toronto Life, NOW, eye, and is the editor of Performing Arts in Canada. In 1990, she received an honorable mention at the National Magazine Awards.

If you want to know about your personality. I think that , it's your first priority. before you know about somebody. know about your your own self 😉 - Personality Depends On - Personality depends on a combination of factors, including: 1. *Genetics*: Inherent traits and temperaments influenced by genes. 2. *Environment*: Upbringing, family dynamics, and life experiences. 3. *Culture*: Cultural background, values, and beliefs. 4. *Brain chemistry*: Neurotransmitters and hormones like serotonin, dopamine, and cortisol. 5. *Life experiences*: Trauma, significant events, and relationships. 6. *Learning and conditioning*: Habits, behaviors, and thought patterns developed through repetition and reinforcement. 7. *Social influences*: Friends, family, media, and societal norms. 8. ** Temperament**: Innate tendencies, such as introversion or extraversion. 9. *Character*: Moral values, ethics, and principles. 10. *Personal choices*: Decisions and actions that shape one's personality over time. 11. *Age and development*: Personality evolves and matures throughout life. 12. *Mental health*: Mental wellness and conditions like anxiety, depression, or personality disorders. These factors interact and influence one another, making personality complex and unique to each individual. -Female personality is Difficult - -to Understand ❓ Female personality is a complex and multi-faceted concept, encompassing a wide range of traits, characteristics, and behaviors. Some common aspects associated with female personality include: 1. _Nurturing and empathy_: Women are often known for their caring and compassionate nature. 2. _Communication skills_: Women tend to be effective communicators and active listeners. 3. _Emotional intelligence_: Women often have high emotional intelligence, understanding and managing their own emotions and those of others. 4. _Creativity and intuition_: Women are often creative, intuitive, and innovative thinkers. 5. _Relational and collaborative_: Women tend to value relationships and work well in teams. 6. _Adaptability and flexibility_: Women are often adaptable and able to adjust to new situations. 7. _Resilience and strength_: Women have shown remarkable strength and resilience in the face of challenges. 8. _Emotional expression_: Women are often more comfortable expressing their emotions and vulnerability. 9. _Holistic thinking_: Women tend to consider multiple perspectives and think holistically. 10. _Empathy and compassion_: Women are often driven by a desire to help and support others. It's essential to remember that these are generalizations, and not every woman will identify with all of these traits. Each individual's personality is unique, regardless of gender. Men Personality Is different to each Other Male personalities, like female personalities, are diverse and unique to each individual. However, some common traits and characteristics associated with traditional masculine norms include: 1. _Assertiveness and confidence_: Men are often encouraged to be assertive and confident. 2. _Competitiveness and ambition_: Men are often driven to succeed and compete. 3. _Independence and self-reliance_: Men are often encouraged to be independent and self-sufficient. 4. _Logical and analytical thinking_: Men are often socialized to think logically and analytically. 5. _Strength and resilience_: Men are often expected to be physically and emotionally strong. 6. _Leadership and decisiveness_: Men are often encouraged to take charge and make decisions. 7. _Problem-solving and fix-it mentality_: Men are often expected to solve problems and fix things. 8. _Risk-taking and adventure-seeking_: Men are often encouraged to take risks and pursue adventure. 9. _Loyalty and protectiveness_: Men are often expected to be loyal and protective of their loved ones. 10. _Humor and wit_: Men are often encouraged to be funny and witty. Again, it's essential to remember that these are generalizations and not every man will identify with all of these traits. Each individual's personality is unique, regardless of gender. It's also important to note that traditional gender roles and expectations are evolving, and men are now more free to express a wider range of traits and emotions without judgment. How to Improve Our Personalities Improving our personalities involves self-awareness, effort, and practice. Here are some tips to help you enhance your personality: 1. *Self-reflection*: Identify your strengths and weaknesses. Recognize areas you'd like to improve. 2. *Set goals*: Establish specific goals for personal growth, like developing a more positive attitude or improving communication skills. 3. *Practice self-care*: Take care of your physical, mental, and emotional well-being. 4. *Develop emotional intelligence*: Learn to recognize, understand, and manage your emotions. 5. *Improve communication skills*: Work on active listening .

First Love, Fragile Heart is an emotional story about first love and the true definition of a "roller coaster relationship." Sandy and Andrew are high school students that think they know what love is, but figure out quickly that they have a lot to learn.

ACKNOWLEDGE EMENTS *** First of all, I thank the almighty, who gave me the power to write and create a story. Secondly, I thank my parents and family for their support. Thanks to Neha, the intial editor and first reader of my manuscript. Thanks to all my good friends, whose characters inspired me. Thanks to Wordit Art Fund for choosing my manuscript. I thank Puja Dutt, my first coordinator; Mr. Sameer, my project manager; and Mrs. Paulami Chakraborty for editing my book and making it readable for all my lovely readers. Most of all, thanks to all my readers. Thank you so much. This was my past, my love, my life and my whole intention Ashmi Desai. 'Hello', someone said to me while coming towards to me. 'Hi', I replied. 'Do you know me?' 'No', He shook his head. I saw a tall guy with an extraordinary chest and a black straight moustache, wearing a track suit. I had never seen him before. 'Rajdeep Shergill', he said to me while pumping his foot up and down. 'Nishan Roy', I replied. 'I am from Mumbai', he said, waiting for my reply. 'I am from Agra', I replied casually. 'Ok, from U.P. It is the leading crime state man', he said a little aggressively. 'Yes I know that', I replied. 'I have come into the civil services to end crime', I said to him. 'Nice goal', he replied, continuing his great foot work. Many times in the conversation he rolled his moustache. 'And what do you want to do as an officer?' I asked him. 'I will remove crime from the world, along with the criminals', he replied banging his foot to the ground. 'Great thing, and you are a great person', I replied. 'I know that. You are also nice but not like me', he said to me, rolling his moustache again. 'Of course, right brother', I said with a tiny smile. 'Now I have to go for running', He said. 'Yes you are right' I replied, wanting to escape. 'Will meet soon', he said to me while leaving. 'No please', I said after he left. What kind of a person was he? "Ye to band baja dega criminals ki". So this was my initial experience in the academy, and this way time was passing by. Sometimes Rajdeep irritated me and sometimes Arushi irritated me or sometimes the memories of Ashmi tortured me. After some days... It was a Sunday, and I went to the garden to call Ashmi. I saw Arushi with Rajdeep, coming towards me. I got frightened, both were so boring and together they would kill me. Where could I run? 'Hello', both said to me at the same time. 'Hi', I replied with a fake smile. 'What are you doing here?' she asked me. 'Sleeping', I replied. 'What', Rajdeep shouted. Why did he shout every time? 'I am just jogging', I said and looked into the eyes of Arushi, black big eyes. 'Give us a proper answer, ok', Rajdeep said to me with his great foot work. 'Ok, just listen, we all are friends in this academy', she said to me trying to convince me. 'Yes, absolutely', Rajdeep gave us his positive nod. 'I don't think so', I replied. They stared at me. But I quickly covered up my talk. 'I am just joking, of course we are good friends', I said to both. 'So let's go for an outing and a party tonight', she said to us with great excitement. Rajdeep again gave us a positive nod. Perhaps he didn't have any personal opinion. Arushi's opinion was final for him. I didn't say anything for a moment. 'Don't worry I'll pay', she said to me. 'You fu...', I thought. 'Let's go', I replied with intense eye contact with Arushi. 'That's like friends', Rajdeep said, giving me a tap on my shoulder. 'I said that only to convince you, I will not give any extra fucking bucks', Arushi said with an evil smile. I already knew that, she was not so generous after all. 'You know our family is well cultured and educated', she said to me while we were waiting for a cab. 'After all, our family has given two I.A.S. officers', Rajdeep said to us while doing his irritating foot work. 'Who is the second', I asked him anxiously. 'What.... the both of us', he replied pointing to Arushi. 'What? What the fuck', I shouted. 'We are cousins mister', Arushi said to me. Oh my god! They both tortured me again and again with their nonsense and I didn't know they were from the same family. I should have understood much earlier. 'This is cheating guys', I replied. 'What?' Arushi asked. 'I am just saying that you both are superb', I said that to overcome my shock. 'We already know that', Rajdeep said with an evil smile. Now I was stuck between well and valley. What to do? 'Have you a girlfriend', Arushi asked me while chewing something. I think it was cardamom. She was addicted of cardamom. 'No', I replied after a few moments. 'Good boy', Rajdeep said. He was addicted to foot work. 'What is nice in this type of boys', Arushi said to Rajdeep and gave him a tap on the back of his head. I clapped. That's great. Now I wanted to tease both. 'Why are you slapping him?' I asked Arushi. 'So what, he is younger than me by a couple of months',