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Treasure hunters head back to sea - Globe and Mail
2008-06-09 03:27:00 OFF THE TREASURE COAST, Fla. — The fever is contagious. Gold fever, that is. Symptoms? Unwavering optimism. “Today's the day,” legendary treasure hunter Mel Fisher would say as he set out to sea... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
By: Engineers Voice
Something Brewing In Hab Town?
2008-05-30 23:09:00 With draft day just 21 days away there is too much of nothing going on in Montreal. Too quiet. With all the restricted free agents and a few unrestricted free agents to sign, could one think that Habs general manager is up to something?
By: Rumor Me This
Seattle & Victoria Vacation
2008-04-17 13:07:00 I?ve promised details about my vacation to the Seattle, Washington area and Victoria, British Columbia so this is it. I have also included a few pictures, but please bear with me as this was the first time I have ever used a digital camera. Yes, I know that it is 2008. I?ve also heard good things about this new VCR thing.Before the pictures, I wanted to share a few notes:- I?m a big fan of the Suquamish Clearwater Casino, especially the $3 blackjack tables. I finished up $11, which is a significant difference from Atlantic City last month. My favorite moment was when I hit on 15, got an 8 and then watched the dealer pay me after he busted on his final hand before a break. I noticed the mistake as did everyone else at the table and probably the new dealer who was about to start his shift, but no one said anything. I think it?s a rule that if the dealer makes a mistake in your favor, no one says anything. - I?m also a big fan of taking a ferry into Seattle. What a neat way to...
By: Sean's Ramblings
T. as in tough, tender, terrific - Globe and Mail
2008-01-27 00:00:00 T. as in tough, tender, terrificGlobe and Mail,Canada- 1 hour agoNot long after his post-collegiate arrival in LA, where he is already a successful real-estate developer, T. runs over a coyote on the highway. ...
Stunning residence is all about light - Globe and Mail
2008-01-27 00:00:00 Stunning residence is all about lightGlobe and Mail,Canada- 1 hour agoAGENT: Laceby Real Estate Ltd. (Lynda Laceby and Diana Dunlap) AMENITIES: The most striking feature of this house is its large indoor swimming pool in a ...
A Jungle Reader May Be Scampering To The Globe And Mail!
2008-01-19 06:23:00 The current market tailspin probably doesn’t make you very rich, but at least you can be famous. Gavin Adamson, a personal finance columnist for The Globe and Mail, is looking for a DoItYouself investor for his upcoming article. The only prerequisite is that the investor must have an online RRSP account and makes ...
By: Financial Jungle
Globe and Mail has Q&A with Robbie Bach
2008-01-17 06:01:00 http://www.theglobeandmail.com/-servlet/story/RTGAM.20080107.wg-trobbie0117/BNStory/Technology/-home Matt Harley has a brief Q&A with head man Robbie Bach about the Zune launching in Canada, and in response to the question "Zune Marketplace and Zune Pass aren’t part of the launch, what is the reason behind that?", here’s what Bach had to say: “It turns out the vast majority of music on people’s ...
China?s Big Outward Leap (The Globe and Mail)
2007-12-08 10:12:00 BEIJING — It’s hornlike to intend your nous around a amount same $1.4-trillion. Dai Zhi Ping, who makes $500 a period commerce the Peiping News from the backwards of his motorbike, looks puzzled when he is told that China has that such money in its external mercantilism shoat bank. More: continuing here
The trouble with chocolate (The Globe and Mail)
2007-12-07 12:12:00 Brookside Foods Ltd. is enjoying strong sales on its first holiday gift packages of Chocolate Bowl and Clodhoppers chocolates, but that hasn’t been enough to bring much cheer to the B.C. chocolate maker.
Saskatchewan News - Securing Saskatchewan?s success (The Globe and Mail)
2007-12-04 14:42:00 Securing Saskatchewan’s success (The Globe and Mail) Paul Hill was having a great year even before his beloved Saskatchewan Roughriders won the Grey Cup. The third-generation standard-bearer of Saskatchewan’s leading business family has donated $10-million for the renamed Paul J. Hill School of Business at University of Regina. ‘‘
By: Saskapedia
Saskatchewan News - Saskatchewan hospitals lead way (The Globe and Mail)
2007-11-30 06:05:00 Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia and Manitoba show worst patient mortality rates in CIHI study Read More… ‘‘
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Saskatchewan News - Calvert heads to key NDP areas (The Globe and Mail)
2007-11-07 02:25:00 Saskatchewan voters head to the polls on Wednesday Read More… ‘‘
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Globe and Mail Neurodiversity Article - The Aftermath
2007-11-06 16:02:00 The Globe and Mail article on Neurodiversity ‘Autistics': We don't want a cure was, IMHO, a balanced presentation. I am not a fan of the Neurodiversity ideologues. But I knew when Ms. Erin Anderssen interviewed me that she was trying to do an article on their perspective. I knew that she would not write about them the way that I would and I did not expect her, as a journalist, to do that. I appreciated being given the opportunity to offer a different perspective. It is the parents and other caregivers who have the legal, moral and practical responsibility to care for their children not internet ideologues from all parts of the globe. Nor do extremely high functioning autistic persons like Michelle Dawson, Amanda Bags or Jim Sinclair have any right to tell the world what my son and others like him are thinking or feeling. They have no idea what he wants, or thinks. They do not share anywhere near the same challenges in life that he endures.In particular the Neurodivers...
The iPhone comes with a cost for Rogers - Globe and Mail
2007-11-06 11:42:00 eFluxMedia The iPhone comes with a cost for RogersGlobe and Mail, Canada - 1 hour agoThe iPhone will hit Europe this week, and at prices that are likely to put pressure on Rogers Communications Inc. to cut its cellphone rates if it wants to …AT&T and O2 unveil unlimited iPhone data plans VNUNet.comApple tries to crack down on iPhone abusers USA TodayApple iPhone 1.1.2 software should arrive this Friday TechWhack Telecoms.com (subscription) - The Sun all 20 news articles Read the entire original post via
Dumbledore revelation a'teaching moment' for parents - Globe and Mail (Par
2007-10-24 08:53:00 Dumbledore revelation a'teaching moment' for parents - Globe and Mail KPIC Dumbledore revelation a'teaching moment' forparentsGlobe and Mail, Canada -13 hours ago"Kidsare always going to throw questions at us before we're ready," says Julie Freedman Smith of Vancouver'sParentingPower,- aparentingconsultancy.…Du-mbledoring Down the CultureHuman EventsComment by Melissa Anelli Webmaster, LeakyNews.comall 423 news articles Move ADHD Parenting Classes To The Soccer Field To Get Dads ...
What's not to love about the loonie? - Globe and Mail
2007-09-17 16:09:00 What's not to love about the loonie?Globe and Mail, Canada -4 hours ago?We think parity's a done deal by the end of the year,? said Boris Schlossberg, senior currency strategist with Forex Capital Markets in New York, … More: continued here
Statin use may stall onset of Alzheimer's onset - Globe and Mail
2007-08-28 18:08:00 Statin use may stall onset of Alzheimer's onsetGlobe and Mail, Canada -29 minutes agoA popular cholesterol-lowering drug may also stall the onset of Alzheimer's disease, a new study has found. The research, published today in the medical … More: continued here
Canada's Globe and Mail: Ron Paul Against NAFTA Superhighway
2007-08-22 01:32:00 It's a threat that has left-wing Canadian nationalists and right-wing U.S. congressmen in rare and dismayed agreement: a freeway, four football fields wide, stretching from Mexico to northern Manitoba. Groups on both sides of the political spectrum say the corridor - dubbed the NAFTA superhighway - is a primary goal of the Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) of North America established two years ago by the leaders of the United States, Canada and Mexico. At separate press conferences in Ottawa yesterday, the road was held out as an example of the potentially repugnant effects of the trilateral partnership. There's just one thing: Officials in Canada and the United States say no plans for any such freeway are in the works. The concept, they say, is part urban myth and part fear-mongering. But the detractors of the SPP are convinced that the road's construction has already been approved. They argue that plans are being kept secret, a lament they extend to the discussions...
The Globe and Mail & product placement
2007-07-23 21:35:00 Ethanol’s trickle-down effects may be more helpful than you think, we read in a Globe and Mail ‘article’ by Robert Gallant who writes: The fact is that energy prices are the main cause. This should come as no surprise, since energy is the cornerstone of our economy. Oil prices have risen more than 30 per cent ...
By: Carson's Post
Alberta man, 78, survives nine days in the bush - Globe and Mail
2007-07-22 02:07:00 Alberta man, 78, survives nine days in the bushGlobe and Mail, Canada -13 hours agoThe man, who has advanced Alzheimer's disease, had no food or water with him and was oblivious to the frantic search effort that was swirling around him. …Man with Alzheimer's found in woodsRegina Leader-Post (subscription)Lost senior survives 9 days on grass and leavesCTV.caCanada ...
Man, 78, survives nine days in bush - Globe and Mail
2007-07-21 12:07:00 630ched.com Man, 78, survives nine days in bushGlobe and Mail, Canada -4 hours agoThe man, who has advanced Alzheimer's disease, had no food or water with him and was oblivious to the frantic search effort that was swirling around him. …Man with Alzheimer's found in woodsRegina Leader-Post (subscription)Senior's saviourEdmonton SunLost senior survives 9 days on grass and leavesCTV.caCanoe.caall ...
Eating disorders in adult women on the rise - Globe and Mail
2007-06-21 16:06:00 Eating disorders in adult women on the riseGlobe and Mail, Canada -37 minutes agoIn the public eye, eating disorders have been traditionally viewed as falling into two categories - anorexia and bulimia - that affect a population of girls … More: continued here
Globe and Mail Reports on Funerals for Children Lost Through Early Miscarri
2007-05-27 23:31:00 Yesterday, Canada’s The Globe and Mail reported on a new trend: funerals for children who die in early miscarriages. And strangely, a number of women claiming to be pro-choice are among those holding funerals for their little ones. Now, I say “strangely” because it does seem like a bizarre twist in pro-choice logic. If an unborn ...
Taken by Alzheimer's, then by family - Globe and Mail
2007-05-24 17:05:00 Globe and Mail Taken by Alzheimer's, then by familyGlobe and Mail, Canada -35 minutes ago"She was all spiffy and looked like a million bucks," Mr. Munroe said yesterday of Helena, who has Alzheimer's disease and cannot dress herself. …Missing Nova Scotia woman turns up in British hospitalRegina Leader-Post (subscription)all 8 news articles More: continued here
Alzheimer's prevalence - Globe and Mail
2007-05-05 08:05:00 Alzheimer's prevalenceGlobe and Mail, Canada -24 minutes agoFour out of 50 show signs of Alzheimer's between ages 35-40. Seven out of nine over the age of 60. Early signs: Changes in personality, irritability and … More: continued here
Alzheimer's may not spell end of memory - Globe and Mail
2007-04-29 23:04:00 Globe and Mail Alzheimer's may not spell end of memoryGlobe and Mail, Canada -12 minutes agoWASHINGTON ? Mental stimulation and drug treatment may help people with brain ailments such as Alzheimer's disease regain seemingly lost memories, … More: continued here
T. as in tough, tender, terrific - Globe and Mail
0000-00-00 00:00:00 T. as in tough, tender, terrificGlobe and Mail, Canada - 1 hour agoNot long after his post-collegiate arrival in LA, where he is already a successful real-estate developer, T. runs over a coyote on the highway. ... |
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