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The Week of November 21 to
27, 2004
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November - 22 - 23
- 24 - 25 - 26
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 The
widespread injustice of the LOGIC OF POWER: From
the United States to Canada to Saskatchewan- Monday
November 22, 2004
by : Mario deSantis
Prince Albert
: The law of the jungle seems hardly appropriate in a time such as our own and French
President Jacque Chirac and member of parliament Carolyn Parrish are on the record
denouncing the might makes right folks.
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 The Greenwater Report- Monday
November 22, 2004
by : Gerald Crawford
Greenwater Provincial Park : All is quiet out at the park as folks get together in each other's
homes with the Cove still closed. This week Gerald tells us about the Bjorkdale craft
fair and turkey shoot.
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 Tisdale's First Annual Toy
and Model Show- Monday
November 22, 2004
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale : Some
show, Saturday visitors to the Golden Age Centre were treated to an amazing display
of diecast agricultural models, scratch built farm models, and a variety of other
collections and models.
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 Black
Capped Chickadee: Poecile atricapilla- Tuesday
November 23, 2004
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale : These all year round residents,
who are remarkably monogamous make their homes from coast to coast across North America
and as you can see sometimes eat upside down.
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 How
anti-American is she, really?- Tuesday
November 23, 2004
by : Marjaleena Repo
Saskatoon : Though
the news and her former party leader have tried to paint this Missassauga member
of parliament as a loud mouth who does not think through what she is saying, this
is perhaps a biased opinion, as she may well be telling people what they don't want
to hear.
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- Three and three-quarter more years, Three and three-quarter
more years, Three and three-quarter more years
- Tuesday
November 23, 2004
By : Timothy W. Shire & Edwin Wallace
Tisdale : Ralph
Klein won again to no surprise to anyone. He has a majority of 3:1 of his opposition
but Alberta papers consider his victory a loss. Go figure. What is even more interesting
as one of Canada's most economically important provinces, the provincial election
was not reported in any detail in most Eastern Canadian newspapers.
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 Trojans
take Blazers 3 - 2- Wednesday
November 24
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale : Tuesday
night the fans at the RECPlex were treated to an exceptional low scoring hockey game
as the Saskatoon Blazer who are in second place in the league met their match and
then some, in a 3 -2 victory for the hard skating Trojan squad.
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 Greenspan
Hits the Trifecta: Dollar's Decline Inevitable- Wednesday
November 24, 2004
by : Mark Weisbrot
Washington :
Like selecting the win, place and show positions in a horse race the United States
treasury official has let the word out, this can't go on.
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- "I
must go down to the seas again"
- Thursday
November 25, 2004
by : Ken Jones and John Masefield
Nova Scotia :
When I studied John Masefield's "Sea Fever"
in high school it was quaint and the words interesting but it really meant nothing
until two days ago when Ken Jones sent me these amazing pictures of the Atlantic
off the coast of Nova Scotia taken in late October of this year.
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 Curbing
Crib Death- Thursday
November 25, 2004
by : Bev Currie
Swift Current
: New Zealand claims to have ended the scurge of Crib Death, the leading cause of
death to infants in Canada. The remarkable story and its references suggest a really
simple and inexpensive preventative measure to a killer.
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 Tisdale
Trojans part of midnight madness- Friday
November 26, 2004
by : Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale : Ranked
fifth in the league so far the Tisdale Trojans are the pride of the community. The
whole team was on hand Friday night at the mall to say hello to their fans and demonstrate
some skills.
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- Parkland
Photography club meeting for November 2004
- Friday
November 26, 2004
by : Gerald Crawford
Greenwater Provincial Park : Good picture are often a matter of luck but great pictures are an
entirely different thing and the Parkland Photography club works on being great at
each and every monthly meeting.
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- A perception of the disorder in the New World Order: Canadian health care, the falling American dollar, universities’
independence
- Friday
November 26, 2004
by : Mario deSantis
Prince Albert
: Though Canada's health care system, the falling American dollar and the reliance
of Canadian universities upon money from private business seem to be completely different
topics Mr. deSantis is pointing out that this is our world and we have to accept
responsibility for thinking things through and we need to object when the appropriate
compromise between "need and greed" goes unchecked. This story needs some
careful consideration and you will have to refer to the references to grasp the complexities
of these inter-related issues.
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