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ONTARIO TODAY is the first and only news and phone-in program to link radio listeners across the province. Ontario Today gets Ontarians up-to-date on what's happening around the world, across the province, and in their own backyard. The Ontario Today phone-in segments gives you a chance to share your opinions and questions on current topics, every weekday within our show between noon and 2 p.m.


Next on Ontario Today...
It hangs in the back of our mouth and you notice it when you look in the mirror checking on a soar throat. Well that fleshy, hanging water droplet is actually called an uvula. On the flip side you know earings hang from your earlobe or you get cramps in your calf muscle. But did you know that your pinkie finger is thought to come from the Dutch word "pinkie" which means small boat. There's lots to discover about the origin of body part names.... including all the stories behind the slang terms. We'll talk to the Ottawa author of Carnal Knowledge...a new dictionary of sorts that tackles anatomy and word origins.


Award Winning Series....

Ontario Today is pleased to announce that our colleague Cathy Alex has won an award from the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario for the two-part series she did in March 2006. The series was called "The Birth of Grief, The Delivery of Hope". It looked at how doctors, nurses and midwives are being trained to help parents cope when they suffer a miscarriage, a stillbirth or the death of their newborn. Tania Pynn shared her very personal story of the stillbirth of her son Barrett in November 2003. His death motivated the Thunder Bay public health nurse to organize a conference on perinatal bereavement. The workshop focussed on teaching health care workers how to help grieving parents create a lifetime of memories from an ultrasound picture, a lock of hair and a tiny footprint.
Listen to Part One
Listen to Part Two


Gardening Grief and Glory... Ed Lawrence's book is available on line (click here)

Konrad's 2007 Wine List available (click here)

Konrad's 2007 Featured Wine List (click here)

Konrad's November wine choice was...

Megalomaniac, 2005 "Son-of-a-Bitch" Pinot Noir [VQA-Niagara Peninsula]
Ontario Price: $24.95/750 ml., or $299.40/case of 12 (plus bottle deposit, plus shipping)

Availability: Only by purchase direct from the winery
produced by Megalomaniac Winery (not open to the public)

Telephone: 1-888-634-2561

Email: ego@megalomaniacwine.com

URL: www.megalomaniacwine.com


Regular Features on the phone-in segments between noon and 2 p.m.

 Monday
Gardening phone-in with guest Ed Lawrence, Horticultural Specialist.

Friday
 (first of month)

Legal advice with guest Les Vandor
(email: lvandor@langmichener.ca)

 Friday
 (last of month)

Wine phone-in with guest Konrad Ejbich, Columnist and Wine Expert covers the best of wines, ports, single malts, and much much more!

 Regularly
Pet Behaviour with guest Dr. Lynn Morgan.

 Regularly

Need an appliance fixed? Don't call a repairman, call a specialist. Steve Brannan is in regularly to help out with all your large appliance questions.

Love your Place Website

Steve Brannan's Website

Regularly

Ed Bowkett, artefact conservator takes your questions about restoring or refinishing tables, chairs, dressers, floors, walls - really, anything around your home.

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