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The new giraffe house is currently home to the Zoo’s 24 year-old Masai giraffe ‘Twiga’ and her one year old female calf ‘Mstari’ and is open year round. “It is estimated that there are fewer giraffes in Africa than hippos and they are facing ongoing threats in the wild. The Toronto Zoo is proud to be participating in the Masai Giraffe Species Survival Plan (SSP) and conservation efforts to spread awareness of the plight of these incredible animals”, said Maria Franke, Curator of Mammals. There are nine subspecies of giraffes with two recently listed as endangered and the others listed as least concern/ conservation dependent by the International Union for Conservation and Nature (IUCN). However, with the overall 40% decline observed in the wild giraffe population over the past 15 years due to habitat destruction and poaching, risk of higher classifications is likely/ imminent. The new indoor viewing house has a beautiful African Savanna landscape mural with several new features that help the keepers care for the giraffes. This includes different feeding stations which allow keepers numerous feeding enrichment opportunities for the tallest land mammal on earth, a fallen log enrichment devise that encourages the giraffes to use their long, dark tongue to manipulate and pull out food items, and hidden raised waterers. In addition, the new indoor house includes a variety of graphics and an interpretive area to provide visitors with educational and interactive information about this incredible species. A life size custom illustration of a giraffe head and neck greets you in the front entrance vestibule, which includes life-like giraffe vertebrae visitors can touch and feel. Members of the public will also be exposed to wall-sized interactive illustrations of all nine giraffes subspecies, where they can compare their patterns and where they live in Africa. The Toronto Zoo’s new outdoor Masai Giraffe Habitat opened to the public in July 2014 which includes three outdoor exhibits and a yard covering over 4,370 square metres. Although the exhibit will initially be home to the Zoo’s giraffes, there are future plans to add other species that inhabit the African grassland savanna, one of the most delicate natural ecosystems on this planet. The Toronto Zoo is Canada’s premier zoo and a leader in animal preservation and environmental protection. More than a tourist attraction, the Toronto Zoo boasts a number of leading programs for helping wildlife and their natural habitats – from species reintroduction to reproductive research. A worldclass educational centre for people of all ages, the Toronto Zoo is open every day except December 25 and attracts approximately 1.3 million visitors each year. other obvious reminders. Consider cleaning your home – remember that even the smell can remind you of smoking. 3. Get some help. 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While battling the elements may be reason enough for some smokers to quit, it is the serious health consequences that often provide real motivation to kick the habit. Prolonged smoking can cause lung cancer, heart attacks and commonly leads to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). COPD, which includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis, causes symptoms like shortness of breath, wheezing Vol. 9 Iss. 01 – January 2015 and coughing up phlegm. If you are suffering from these symptoms, be sure to speak to your physician about a COPD assessment and finding the right treatment options for you. If you are currently a smoker, one of the best things you can do for your health is taking steps to stop. Quitting is possible with the right combination of planning and persistence. Here are five tips that can help you achieve success: 1. Focus on your goal. Write down a short list of reasons why you’re quitting. Be proud of your decision to quit and stay positive through this process. 2. Remove reminders. Dispose of your remaining cigarettes, ashtrays and For Advertising Information please call: 905.420.4123 or 416.779.2523 Page 5 Online at: www.retailpages.ca The Ajax RETAIL PAGES 3 clever steps to a much warmer winter “Empowering you to succeed” ARE YOU UNEMPLOYED? (NC) Layer upon layer of bulky winter gear helps Canadians to ward off the season’s bite for a time, but there are other ways to keep the persistent cold at bay for the long term. The Canadian Health Food Association (CHFA) recommends a winter regime of exercise, a hearty and healthy diet, and natural health support to keep you warm, even through the worst of the season. Exercise Regular exercise gets the blood pumping and blood vessels dilating, helping to distribute warmth to our extremities. A good workout also burns calories, a process that produces lasting heat, so keep moving. The rush of endorphins we get from exercising is another important benefit, especially in winter, because they help to balance our mood and combat the “winter blues”, or seasonal affective disorder (SAD). If the gym is not your thing, try Ashtanga yoga, an activity that teaches special breathing techniques to promote internal body heat, as well as mindfulness to combat stress. Hearty Diet What we eat and drink has a lasting effect on our ability to keep warm. In particular, spicy foods help to raise our metabolism, which allows our bodies to produce heat faster. Try using ginger, cayenne pepper, and more garlic when you prepare hearty meals, as well as other nutrient-rich ingredients like tomatoes, leafy greens, and beans. In addition, water is great at retaining heat, so drinking eight to 10 cups of water a day, will keep you hydrated and warm. Drinking herbal teas or infusing your water with seasonal fruits adds nutritional benefits and flavour. Natural Health Support Despite our best efforts, it is rare that we are able to get all the nutrients we need from our food alone. Supplementation is a convenient way to fill those nutritional gaps, especially in winter. To start, make sure you get the recommended daily dose of all B vitamins, which helps to increase blood flow and maintain our body’s internal temperature. A vitamin D supplement, essential for disease prevention and many of the body’s vital functions, is universally recommended for Canadians during the winter months. And, adding a quality omega-3 supplement to your regime not only contributes to heart health, but it has also been associated with reducing the risk of a number of chronic diseases, and helps to keep skin moisturized from the inside out through the cold, dry winter. It is always a good idea to consult your healthcare provider for more personalized health advice, including the specific supplements and dosages that are right for you. 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That way, during frantic ‘I-have-nothing-towear!’ mornings, you have it as a reference,” recommends Ewen. 2. Implement a system: Organize the remaining items by clothing type (blouses, jeans, trousers, etc). At the front of the closet, group a few readymade outfits for dressing on the run (these should include accessories like complementary bags and shoes). Refresh these looks every couple of weeks. Vol. 9 Iss. 01 – January 2015 3. Gather the essentials: Finally, the fun part: shopping. Revitalize your entire look by focusing on key items you need to jazz up old standbys. Make a list, investigate your options online, and start a style board using Pinterest. Need suggestions for essential winter wear? “A stunning statement coat in a wear-everywhere neutral and an impeccably tailored pencil skirt can do no wrong,” says Ewen. 4. 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Make sure to actually read the agreement. It is vital that you as the purchaser familiarize yourself with what's in the agreement. As much as your lawyer is knowledgeable about the law, they were simply not present when you were discussing Vol. 9 Iss. 01 – January 2015 the purchase with a sales agent. You might be under the assumption that certain items, extras or arrangements have been spelt out in the agreement, while they were simply omitted. Almost all contracts have a clause stating that what is not included in the agreement - in writing - is not part of the agreement. For example, you might have been promised a paved driveway with costs included in the purchase price or you might have been offered a certain bonus package for purchasing a particular house, but if these are not included in writing in the agreement, you should not expect to receive them. Don't be afraid to negotiate the adjustments. 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