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Saturday, December 6, 2003 Ensign Front Page Volume 7, No. 135
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The Grand old party is gone
- Saturday
December 6, 2003
Today the Progressive Conservative party was taken over by the Canadian
Alliance and that seems to be that but earlier this week two different views of the
inevitable came in and we can see what Mr. Wolferstan from Victoria has to say in
his piece "honourable
and noble!" while on the other hand we have Robert Ede's optomistic view
"Making the Best
of the Tory "Yes", after Voting "No."
- honourable and
noble!
- Saturday
December 6, 2003
by: W. H. Wolferstan
Victoria, B.C.: This commentary also appears in the
Friday edition of the Toronto Globe and Mail as Mr. Wolferstan objects to the charactisation
of the loyal Progressive Conservatives by a founder of the Canadian Alliance, Scott
McDougall. He wonders if this is the way to win friends and influence people.
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- Making the Best
of the Tory "YES" Vote, after Voting "NO"
- Saturday
December 6, 2003
by: Robert Ede
Richmond Hill Ontario: The reality of the absurd has
happened, this story sums up both the reality and the absurd and tosses in some "perhaps
we might" thoughts that help to clarify the situation that now faces a sizeable
number of Canadians.
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1800 Saturday - Scattered alttocumulus 1/8 11,000, cirus 1/8th 22,000, visibility
15, - 6º, wind 7 knots at 100, altimeter 29.49 WeatherLog
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* W.H. Wolferstan - honourable
and noble!
* Robert Ede - Making
the Best of "Yes"
* Mario deSantis - Misleading
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Tim's Tip of the Day
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The most important part of getting a good picture is the planning and content target
you have in your mind. So many confound themselves with worrying about their camera,
hardware and fail to have a clear idea of what they want their picture to tell the
viewer. |
Kevin's find of the day
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Jackson may have to sell Beatles
songs.(PDF) Michael Jacksons problems are really only beginning he spends
a lot of money and has about $200 million in debts. This British story about his
financial woes is one of dozens written this past week that discuss the man's financial
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Ensign Notes
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It seems like I had a problem with a Compact Flash card because I shot the same images
I lost on Thursday and sure enough lost them having to get those same pictures for
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- Congratulations for your "Foot in
Mouth Award" Mr. Misleader Rumsfeld!
- Saturday
December 6, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
Nipawin: We all chuckled at the convolutions of the American Secretary of Defence's
responses but it now is official his "unknown knowns" recitation has been
rewarded with the "Foot in Mouth Award".
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- Shopping Tisdale
2003, Part I
- Thursday
December 4, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: Today I set out to get a sample of Christmas shopping in our fair town taking
120 pictures to share with you but I had a little problem with the second set and
lost 40 pictures which I will re-shoot tomorrow. But today's tour involves the two
blocks downtown.
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- Ryan S-C 1938
to 1941
- Wednesday
December 3, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Oshkosh Wisconsin: As the depression was beginning to
recover somewhat in the United States the Ryan Aeronautical Co. produced this remarkable
all metal three place flying sports coupe.
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- The hypocrisy of the American Free Market
and the fallacy of Productivity: Agricultural subsidies, steel tariff,
quota on bras, and casualties of wars
- Wednesday
December 3, 2003
by: Mario deSantis
Nipawin: Though the Americans preach the wonders of
the free market system yet at every turn they do everything possible to undermine
and conflict with that same system when it is not to their advantage. This story
has outstanding references that illustrate the points made.
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- Signs of Economic
Recovery Haven't Trickled Down
- Wednesday
December 3, 2003
by: Mark Weisbrot
Washington: The Economy of the United States talks big, well sort of Texan at that,
but even though it showed a remarkable 8.2% growth in the last quarter the employment
rate and other economic indicators have not matched the action on Wall Street.
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- You can do your
shopping here this year
- Tuesday
December 2, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: Join me in downtown Tisdale to see what's here
for this year's Christmas shopping season.
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- Another year another
Dividend day
- Tuesday
December 2, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: Another year has sped by as seniors made their
way to the table at the back of the Beeland Co-op today to pick up their dividend
cheques.
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- Parkland Photography
Club November Meeting
- Monday
December 1, 2003
by: Gerald Crawford
Tisdale: The Photo Club met last Tuesday night to compare
projects and get the kind of creative support that leads each member to try new things
in expanding their ability and photo taking skills. This Month's competition was
"Squares."
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- Instant Computer
Lab
- Monday
December 1, 2003
by: Timothy W. Shire
Tisdale: An outstaniding system allows a school to move
a complete lab into any area providing each user with fully operation computer and
a connection to the Internet with printing capability.
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- Marriage, be it
same sex, same family, same harem
- Monday
December 1, 2003
by: Ron Thornton
Edmonton: The same day that a Saskatoon Member of Parliament
was embarrassing himself and his party over this issue, an Edmonton reporter wanted
to find out what Liberal Member of Parliament really thought about it and she reported
what he said. Our man in Edmonton, Ron Thornton took exception to her comments. Might
be a good idea to read the references first then this story.
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- The Greenwater Report
- Monday
December 1, 2003
by: Gerald Crawford
Greenwater Provincial Park: Blowing snow, a wolf, an
angel food cake, a hiding fawn and Foam Lake kids make up some of this week's report.
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- The Conservative Party of
Canada: An 'evolution' of the Tory Party? ... or Reform's latest guise?
- Monday
December 1, 2003
by: Joe Hueglin
Niagara Falls: It is clear now that Alliance members
have swamped the Progressive Conservative Party's process to vote on a merger. As
with so many things that seem attractive when you want them, once you get them, is
this really a workable situation or just yet another name change.
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This house is lit on all sides and has the great display in the back yard seen on
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