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The Week of February 10 to 16, 2002
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 Sharing A Common Heritage- Sunday
February 10. 2002
We so often mistakenly assume that the uniqueness we preceive presents some enormous
difference between us all, today we consider this concept with Judy Shire's pictures
of La Ronge and the QuickTime music of Lester Flatt and Earl Scrugs
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 Corporations and Governments are Making
Money under No Fault Just Causes: Foggy Insurance in Saskatchewan and
Bushy War against Terrorism- Sunday
February 10, 2002
Mario deSantis discovered the unsettling link between no fault insurance and the
US president then becomes concerned about disturbing links between the US leaders
and the military establishment.
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 The Ultimate Survivor- Monday
February 11, 2002
Let's just look one tree, standing alone in a field near Kinistino. This is the first
time in quite a while we have presented a QuickTime Object, you must have QuickTime
in your computer to view this 360º picture of a tree.
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 Health Care Misspending:
Walter Robinson and Roy Romanow cannot compare apples and oranges- Monday
February 11, 2002
You really need to read this story, and read it carefully as this explains that if
we examine the important issue of health care with the same perspective as those
who think it is unsustainable we will come to the same conclusion even though it
may not be even close to the truth.
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 Are your local politicians farsighted?- Monday
February 11, 2002
Joe Heuglin notes the Federal government is all set to hand out $2 billion to local
governments for infrastructure spending and to shore up Liberal support.
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 The White House is secretive and on the
wrong path: More problems at home and abroad?- Monday
February 11, 2002
Concern grows as the Bush administration keeps its secrets while many wonder about
the direction and trends that are emerging.
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 Children's Real Role Models- Monday
February 11, 2002
With half of Alberta's teachers on strike there is a lot of discussion in that province
about the critical role teachers play in children's lives. Ron Thornton tells his
view on the subject.
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 The Truth of the Free Market and its Bubbles:
A puffed up leadership becomes more puffed up with their economic predictions- Monday
February 11, 2002
Ominous signs are present as there are indications of economic troubles while the
political rhetoric and economic babble is used to blind us from what looks to be
happening.
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 Storm Season- Monday
February 11, 2002
Today folks were cleaning up from the snow and blowing snow from last night only
to see the winds come up late this afternoon. Its that time of the year.
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 Sunshine and Snow- Tuesday
February 12, 2002
Here is a look around at the beauty of late winter as the sun now feels hot and the
temperatures edges upward to -5.
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 Smart CIA-drones launch missiles and kill
people- Tuesday
February 12, 2002
Two very different stories, one from CNN and another from the Washington Post about
drone missile attack in Eastern Afghanistan last week.
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 PhotoShop The
New Canvas- Tuesday
February 12, 2002
Michael Townsend shares with us some of his work with this great graphics program
and you can find out how you can get in on the act.
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 Dr. Margot Northey and her Enronization
at Queen's Business School- Tuesday
February 12, 2002
Universities are beginning to reconsider what they are about as the head of Queen's
Business school resigns and there are turbulent times at Harvard school of business.
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 Provincial Master's Mens and Women's Championship
Begins Today- Wednesday
February 13, 2002
Fourteen teams begin their competition today that will finish up Sunday with the
winners taking home a new television each.
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 Leaders hide themselves behind the facade
of the BIG LIE: the Free Market Defrauding Bubbles, Bankruptcies, Mega
Mergers, Efficiencies, Innovations, Productivity- Wednesday
February 13, 2002
What happened at Enron looks to be the rule rather than the exception with Global
Crossing, Nortel and Michael Cowpland all caught doing much the same thing.
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 Dude Where's My
Car?- Wednesday
February 13, 2002
A young Prince Albert woman lost her new Suburu last night. Keep your eyes open for
this one. (Updtated February 14, 2002)
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 Bellanca Super
Viking- Thursday
February 14, 2002
Able to cruise for more than seven hundred miles at 190mph this fabric, wood and
steel bird is an example of master compromise.
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 Roy Romanow's Dialogue in Health Care:
Evidence based research with average and standard deviation- Thrusday
February 14, 2002
Surveys, standard deviation, opinions, the stuff reforming medicare looks to be made
of as Alberta, Saskatchewan and the Federal Government each have reorganisation studies
and plans in the works.
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 Student Driver- Thursday
February 14, 2002
Once again its time for a full heavy truck driving course in Tisdale.
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 Say It Again Sam- Friday
February 15, 2002
Words and phrases that are really "left overs".
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 A disinterested democracy:
balancing individual good and common good- Friday
February 15, 2002
The need for awareness and economic activity for the common good is needed to restore
our society and the quality of life for all citizens.
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 Allan Rock's elitist objectives for Canada:
bench marking with the U.S. and being the best in the world- Friday
February 15, 2002
Using the United States as a benchmark to measure the Canadian economy has little
or no merit.
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 Master's Round
Robin Ends This Morning- Saturday
February 16, 2002
Here are the round robin results for both men and womens teams as the play-offs begin
this afternoon, semi-finals tonight and tomorrow morning.
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 Who is the practical man? Philosopher
John Ralston Saul or B.C. Premier Gordon Campbell?- Saturday
February 16, 2002
Real estate developer, now Premier Gordon Campbell of British Columbia is convinced
his "belief" in ideology is founded in truth but is that what democracy
is about?
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 Sunsets Come Together- Saturday
February 16, 2002
Similar to two weeks ago we have pictures taken of the same sunset miles apart. This
time the colours tell the story best. To see the sequence you need to have QuickTime
loaded into your computer.
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