Babbling Brooks

The title of this blog-entry is not mine but a quotable quote from one of the greatest classical poets of Rome, Virgil(Publius Vergilius Maro). I felt this quote will be befitting title for the kind of content that I'm intending to throw into this blogosphere. There is one challenge that invariably featured in all my new year's resolutions, that's about "getting slimmer, lighter and fitter....yes it's all about getting rid of my embonpoint". But believe me this has been one of the things on which, I've made some conscious effort so far, but none of them have seen any encouraging results so far. Repeated set-back's and failures made me think of a systematic approach to the problem. I thought of the factors that generally seem to influence our Body Mass Index(BMI), the food I eat, my active side of life and other potential hormonal imbalances. Out of these three, the first one, the food we eat is the factor that I chose to do a "deep-dive" in

I just wanted make my entry about this in the Blogosphere as this is one of topics that you scarcely get across an informative article/post. In Canada, there is way that the spouses of workpermit holders(Temporary foreign workers) can work.Another interesting aspect is if you opt for open workpermit, the applicant can work for any employer who can offer a job for the applicant's capabilities. This workpermit is also applicable for Students who are in Canada on a student permit and want to work part time during the course of their studies. The application and instructions can be found at/downloaded from: www.cic.gc.ca/ENGLISH/ pdf /kits/guides/ 5553E . PDF In the case of my spouse, I did not submit any documents proving her academic qualifications or professional experience.But the workpermit was approved without any issues/questions and the process took about 10 business days from the date of posting/sending the documents to Immigration Canada. In the workpermit application there