Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn
At the going down of the sun, and in the morning
We will remember them
In memory of our fallen Canadian:
Master Cpl Darrell Priede -- Afghanistan May 30, 2007
Always Caring -- Always Canadian -- Never Defeated
Support Our Troops -- Wear Red on Fridays
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn
At the going down of the sun, and in the morning
We will remember them
In memory of our fallen Canadian:
Cpl Matthew McCully --Afghanistan May 25, 2007
Always Caring — Always Canadian — Never Defeated
Support Our Troops — Wear Red on Fridays
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I just spent a couple of hours going back through my archives and discovering that March 2007 and later postings have been mostly truncated where I had inserted the break on the front page of the blog. When you put a lot of thought into the articles you write it is disheartening to discover that a lot of them have been truncated.
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I happened to take some time to do some wandering into corners of the Toronto Star website I don’t normally explore today and found this little gem. It is on their Political Notebook page. The writer notes that as busy as the pundits and political strategists have been over the problems of Stephane Dion’s leadership they have missed the root issue, I quote from the piece:
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In a media that is often pessimistic about the war in Afghanistan, it is refreshing to read some material which talks about some of the progress being made in that country. Rosie Dimanno is a Toronto Star reporter currently embedded with our troops in Afghanistan. In her column today she talks about the lack of support the Taliban have and how the security situation is improving.
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Many People write blogs specifically to make money off of their content with ppc ads all optimized and such around their blog. Don’t get me wrong, this kind of thing works, and probably will not stop working for as long as the internet exists. Now there seems to be a new way to make money blogging.
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Well, just as I was nicely celebrating the exit from Ottawa of one of the band of traitors taking up space in our House of Commons, the door didn’t have time to close on his rump before Duceppe about faced and ran back. Fleeing preliminary polls in his home province which indicated low support for him as leader of the Parti Quebecois, the provincial version of the federal band of traitors.
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You just have to type in "forums" on your favorite search engine and see the result for yourself. It would give you some idea of the popularity of online forums. And it is not just about any specific forum. You type in "Business Forums", "Marketing Forums", "Network Marketing Forums" or any other variation and see thousands of results being displayed.
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The famous Royal 22nd Regiment based in Valcartier, Quebec are undergoing final training and preparations for deployment to Afghanistan this summer for the next rotation of Canadian troops. While the regiment is prepared and looking forward to taking a turn on the mission which has seen the first Canadian combat deaths in over 50 years, the political mills are abuzz.
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Gille Duceppe, leader of the Bloc Quebecois in the House of Commons aka the Gang of Traitors has decided to resign as leader in order to run for leadership of the sovereignist Parti Quebecois, the Quebec provincial party bent on taking that province out of Canada. Duceppe is an excellent politician and if not a traitor to the country, he would have made true leadership material for this country, something we are badly in need of.
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Josh over at Time for Blogging has an interesting post on the Top 77 Mistakes New Bloggers Make. He’s compiled them from his experience and observations. Most of them are pretty self evident while some I’ve never really thought about. Of course, that is the easiest way of making mistakes, not thinking through your actions.
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The family of Dwight Wilson has appealed for privacy as they prepare to bury their patriarch who was one of two remaining Canadian veterans of World War One. His death yesterday leaves one survivor, John Babcock of Spokane, Washington, who has been an American citizen for 60 years. Mr Wilson will have a private family funeral with military honours which pretty much eliminates a state funeral for the last surviving WW1 veteran.
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If you really want to become a successful eBay seller, meaning that you want eBay to be a real business for you instead of just a hobby or a way for you to clean the clutter out of your house, you’re going to need to make a shift in the way you sell on eBay.
Most people will sell anything on eBay that they can find as long it can make them money (and sometimes even if it won’t).
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Dwight Wilson, one of two remaining Canadian World War 1 veterans, died today at the age of 106. The other WW1 Canadian veteran has resided in the US since the 40’s. There is no word yet if the Canadian government is going to hold a state funeral for Mr Wilson.
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When it comes to making sales on the Internet, it seems that copywriters and search engine optimization experts are always at odds with each other.
You see, one group wants the sales letter to be absolutely perfect to make maximum sales, and the other group wants the page to be optimized perfectly for the search engines to send free traffic their way.
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Last fall American Defense contractors dealing with highly sensitive material while traveling in Canada proved themselves to be extremely alert to the potential diabolical ability of Canadians to commit espionage.
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I got an email from a customer recently with this comment:
“I can’t make any progress with my marketing until I know what my marketing niche is. Until I know who my ideal clients are going to be, I can’t start with my marketing, so I really can’t get any of your products until I’m clear about this.”
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A lot of beginners who want to start making money on the Internet have limited resources.
Since I’ve been there too, I want to give you a quick guide to making money with affiliate marketing with almost no money. You could do this with nothing, but if you can come up with $20 (check couch cushions – or ask friends), then you can make money faster and set yourself up to succeed long term.
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If you know what article marketing is, then you know your article resource box is the place to make money. The catch is that you only have a small amount of space in which to entice the reader into further action. You must also abide by the submission guidelines of the article directory where you are submitting your article as you entice readers into action. There’s more than one easy money making idea to be taken advantage of with your article resource box.
