 The Greenwater Report- Monday
September 12, 2005
by : Gerald Crawford
Greenwater Provincial Park : Gerald shares his experiences at the Wynyard Centennial and homecoming celebrations,
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 The Wet Year- Tuesday
September 13, 2005
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: It was only two years ago that we experienced a record setting drought in this art of Saskatchewan and this year reminds of the years in the early fifties when there was more water than we knew what to do with it.
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 An American Catastrophe- Tuesday
September 13, 2005
by : Ron Thornton
Edmonton : Disasters happen, it is a certainty but that's why there are disaster plans and the collapse of responsibility in Louisianna is something that needs a very hard look at and must not be ignored as an American shortcoming but we need to consider the way we organise ourselves to deal with the unthinkable.
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 Wet hay field- Tuesday
September 13, 2005
by : Sherry Kapeller
Peesane : What can you do, nature throws a can of water at you can do is make the best of it and there is going to have be a lot of that going around if things don't dry up pretty quick.
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 NAFTA energy chickens coming home to roost- Tuesday
September 13, 2005
by: David Orchard
Borden: With Canada supplying 60% of American energy how come the price of fuel is rising here so quickly and why is it not taking the Canadian dollar's value up with the increase of petroleum pricing. Mr. Orchard provides us with a scary explanation. (Gee thanks Brian!)
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 Tisdale, a swamp- Thursday
September 15, 2005
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale :We are not quite the Everglades yet and not nearly as wet as New Orleans but if this rain keeps up it might be a good idea to equip your car or van with life jackets.
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 Wascana Park, September 2005- Thursday
September 15, 2005
by : R. W. Shire
Regina : The Canada summer games are history but the park that is the centre of Saskatchewan's capital is really a remarkable greenspot that marks the city as a great place to live.
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 Urban backcountry- Friday
September 16, 2005
by : Brenda Desnoyers
Regina : Three outstanding images and a poem from Regina artist and photographer Brenda Desnoyers.
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 59 Plymouth Fury hardtop- Friday
September 16, 2005
by : Timothy W. Shire
Regina : A remarkable example of Chrysler design from the late fifties. Really much more than nostolga.
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 H.264 and QuickTime 7
- Tuesday
September 20, 2005
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale : Last week QuickTime 7 was released for downloading and today we have switched our daily video clip from an earlier compression format (Sorensen) to the modern codec H.264. Here is what this switch is all about.
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 The Greenwater Report
- Tuesday
September 20, 2005
by : Gerald Crawford
Greenwater Provincial Park : The creeks are up and so is the lake a bit as Gerald and Doreen do a little fall touring and make some adjustments to the motorhome. Gerald's camera was on hand to capture an outstanding image of a pretty relaxed deer.
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 Qu'Appelle Valley Scenes
- Tuesday
September 20, 2005
images by: Kevin and Sandra McIntyre
Qu"Appelle Valley : Some great shots of Southern Saskatchewan and some reflections on those scenes by the editor.
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 Of Distant storms - Friday
September 23, 2005
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale : This is an act of God someone explained to me, wha kind of God would create such a thing? Interesting question but don't expect to find the answer here as we consider the elements of nature and our place in the scheme of things.
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- St. Matthew's fall sale
- Thursday
Septemeber 29, 2005
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale : This year's fall sale is truly huge and goes for thursday, Friday and until noon Saturday.
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 The Greenwater Report
- Thursday
September 29, 2005
by : Gerald Crawford
Greenwater Provincial Park : The mans been out driving a combine for the past week helping with harvest in the Mozart area.
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 Its all about weather and machines
- Thursday
September 29, 2005
by : Timothy W. Shire
Weekes : The crop year of 2005 has been a sobbering experience once again for every farmer who saw a massive crop grow in the fields and now has to watch it destroyed by the ravages of rain, rain and more rain.
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