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				 The Week of August 26 to September 1, 2001
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					 Cherry Red Airlines 
					- Sunday
 
					August 26, 2001 
					Maybe one of the first commerical aircraft to visit Tisdale, the Pheasant, that it
					still exists and sits in the Museum in Moose Jaw.
				  
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					 Let Us Stop The GDP Number Game 
					- Sunday
 
					August 26, 2001 
					Mario deSantis says that emphasising the GDP is distracting us from the real issues
					and the real solutions.
				  
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					 The First Day
					of School Year 2001 - 2002 
					- Monday
 
					August 27, 2001 
					Summer holidays are over as the kids go back to school but for them it is not going
					back its going ahead.
				  
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					 The Greenwater Report for August 27, 2001 
					- Monday
 
					August 27, 2001 
					Nice weather winds down the summer at Greenwater with Gerald keeping tabs on fishing,
					young deer, eagles and watching for a cougar.
				  
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					 James K. Galbraith: The
					Economic Gambling Casino and the Ups and Downs of Interest Rates 
					- Monday
 
					August 27, 2001 
					Here is an economist who recognises the folly in bouncing interest rates to control
					rather than guide the economy.
				  
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					 Just A Little
					Bit More 
					- Monday
 
					August 27, 2001 
					The town clean-up project of the former GT Mechanical site began once again this
					morning as more pollution was found on the East side of the lot.
				  
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					 Clean-up Auction Sale Goes Tomorrow 
					- Tuesday
 
					August 28, 2001 
					Schapansky Auction goes into action tomorrow with a huge line up of appliances, furniture,
					household goods and much more.
				  
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					 The General Equilibrium Theory of the
					Free Market: Loss of Freedom 
					- Tuesday
 
					August 28, 2001 
					Mario deSantis tells us about the work of British economist Paul Ormerod who condemns
					modern economic theory in his book the Death of Economics.
				  
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					 Robert W. Service,
					Just Another Canadian 
					- Wednesday
 
					August 29, 2001 
					Canada is a country of pretty unusual people who came here from all of the world,
					facing challenges and almost always overcoming them.
				  
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					 A Message to our Friendly Dictator Jean
					Chretien: Democracy is a Matter of Citizenship 
					- Wednesday
 
					August 29, 2001 
					Mario deSantis points out the problems of centralisation of power with in the Prime
					Minister's office and how on the whole it affects the well being of the country.
				  
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					 After The Shower 
					- Thursday
 
					August 30, 2001 
					While the shower washed and cleaned the sky remain a bit dirty.
				  
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					 The Spirit 
					- Thursday
 
					August 30, 2001 
					Ensign, has when ever possible, been primarily an image publication but today we
					are presenting a four page text document that you will find heavy going. If you are
					interesting in the topic you might want to print the article as it would be easier
					to read on paper. The essay deals with what we are and what might be going wrong
					when so many people afflicted with obesity.
				  
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					 Curbing and Capping 
					- Friday
 
					August 31, 2001 
					The town of Tisdale is about to do a major street smooth-out with various streets
					getting capped while others receive pavement replacing gravel.
				  
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					 Neoclassical Economics versus System Dynamics
					Economics 
					- Friday
 
					August 31, 2001 
					Mario deSantis tells us about the work and conclusions drawn by Nobel prize winner
					James Tobin as the problem of determining public policy is dominated by neoclassical
					economists.
				  
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					 Tribute To A Day 
					- Friday
 
					August 31, 2001 
					Last night's sunset is recorded here for you to enjoy as it seems as though the setting
					pays tribute to the day that is just passing away.
				  
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					 Hanging Crimson 
					- Friday
 
					August 31, 2001 
					Not a clue as to what this is but it doesn't matter this display of colour in a backyard
					garden just envelops the viewer.
				  
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					 House Number 8 In Place 
					- Friday
 
					August 31, 2001 
					Another new to Tisdale dwelling is in place on its foundation as workman began adding
					new siding and a garage to this house that faces the setting sun on Heritage Road.
				  
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					 August to September 
					- Saturday
 
					September 1, 2001 
					We mark the passing of one month to the beginning of another with sunset last night
					and sunrise this morning.
				  
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