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Review: L’Oreal Men Care Line & Contest
July 11th, 2011 | Advice, Gear, Health, Style | TMG | No Comments
If a sliver-sized soap bar and a residue-covered shampoo bottle defines your entire hygiene regimen, it’s time to clean up your act, so to speak. Priority on men’s hygiene products often falls to the wayside; both by the companies making them and the guys who should be buying them. L’Oreal has designed a line of products exclusively for men — here are TMG’s top five to get you through your standard morning routine.
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Video: Banff World Media Festival 2011
June 20th, 2011 | Advice, Gear, Health, Style, Video | Phil Adrien | No Comments
We just got back from Banff where we were recently recognized as one of Canada’s hottest websites at the Banff World Media Festival. We created this video to introduce festival go-ers to our TMG brand and we’re just as excited to share it with you.
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Summer Cooking: Two Dishes Sure to Impress
May 26th, 2011 | Health | Merrick Anderson | No Comments
Merrick Anderson has spent six years in the kitchen at the world-renowned Four Seasons hotel. This week, he gives you two summer-inspired recipes, perfect to prepare for a date or to wow guests.
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The Weekend Spirit – To Fruit, or Not To Fruit
April 22nd, 2011 | Health | Stephen Rich | No Comments
As the spring rears its pretty fresh face and summer edges closer and closer, the thought of friends and a cold beer on the patio in the sun can’t help but grow in everyone’s mind.
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Guide to a Complete Warm Up
April 8th, 2011 | Health | Robert Wilson | No Comments
Warm-ups aren’t sexy or exciting; they often feel tedious even a little and embarrassing. I can tell you from personal experience that an unorthodox warm up in a commercial gym will probably inspire strange looks from some judgmental gym patrons. But this doesn’t mean that warms ups should be neglected or even rushed.
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Rekindling a Love for Literature
March 27th, 2011 | Advice, Gear, Health | Rob Adams | No Comments
You know why e-book sales are going through the roof? Because we are starving for sustenance to keep our grey matter from rotting. A large percentage of TV programs are lightly scripted, shallow reality shows. At the movies, many of the stories have become so over-told that none of us are surprised by anything anymore. However, when reading a book, you become involved in the plot, the scenes and characters developing in a way unique to your own imagination.
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The Weekend Spirit – Artisan Beers
February 25th, 2011 | Advice, Health | Stephen Rich | No Comments
Today there are thousands of craft brewers all across the globe creating artisan beers designed to have real flavours and real sensations. This is the way that we were meant to enjoy beer; real beer with real food, not commercially produced beer with processed food.
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Finding the Gym that Works for You
February 15th, 2011 | Advice, Health | Robert Wilson | 6 Comments
Poor surroundings can seriously limit your potential. This makes the decision to commit an important one. A gym crowded with useless equipment, a weak environment and uninspired trainers is not the kind of place where you’ll get the most out of your time, effort, or money.
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The Valentine’s Day Spirit
February 8th, 2011 | Advice, Health | Stephen Rich | No Comments
Valentine’s Day can be about love, romance, friendship, family, the moment, or really anything you make it out to be. It’s a day where people all over the world take a moment to show those who are special to them just how special they really are.
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The Weekend Spirit – Beers of Belgium
January 21st, 2011 | Health | Stephen Rich | 1 Comment
In the wonderful world of beer there are many preconceptions of where the best is brewed. Too many people dismiss beer in America because of the widespread takeover of commodity-grade beer, but the Americans brew some of the best craft beers in the world. Many assume that beer from the UK is warm, and beer from Germany or the Czech Republic is the best. While these assumptions can be both true and false, one region that too many people overlook is Belgium. The most interesting beers in the world come from Belgium.
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