| The Week of August 5 to August 11, 2001
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					 Sticks And StonesSundayAugust 5, 2001
 A Nipawin yard dispenses with the conventional lawn and opts for interesting items
					to enhance the surroundings.
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					 Better Health Care Is A Change of MindSundayAugust 5, 2001
 Mario deSantis gives us a clue as the rising cost of healthcare by pointing out that
					it is a top down structured operation and the top is the problem.
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					 Blue Bomber FansMondayAugust 6, 2001
 The intense rivallry between the Riders and the Blue Bombers gives us all a reason
					to go on living.
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					 The Greenwater Report For August 6, 2001MondayAugust 6, 2001
 Hot weather, Osprey, more berries and an excursion or two, Gerald Crawford keeps
					us informed about the events at Greenwater.
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					Ensign did publish on Tuesday August 7, however the story proved to be a problem
					and to protect an employee from corporate bureaucracy the story was removed.
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					 Palatal - Yakiniku
					RestaurantWednesdayAugust 8, 2001
 Winnipeg restaurant cooks what you select and puts it on your plate as you wait.
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					 Get Up and GoThursdayAugust 9, 2001
 Cruising has its fine points and its ups and downs, this Firebird has both.
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					 Lewvan Smarts
					From Hail AttackThursdayAugust 9, 2001
 Stu Innes of Regina describes some incredible hail and wind damage to the Lewvan
					area South East of the city in July.
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					 We must stop the economic mantra of productivity
					growthThursdayAugust 9, 2001
 Mario deSantis wants us to realise that measuring growth and success and failure
					by creating something called productivity, is a foolish and misleading practice.
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					 How About Them
					ApplesFridayAugust 10, 2001
 Because of the spring winds we did not expect much of a crop but here are some dandies.
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					 Debunking the Economics of Public Policies
					through Correlational NumbersFridayAugust 10, 2001
 Public policies are being formulated upon statistics and often ones that are linked
					erroniously together. This article points out how dangerous and simply wrong this
					method of decision making is to us all.
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					 Curbs For NewmarketFridayAugust 10, 2001
 The new subdivision is getting concrete curbing installed as this part of town is
					ready for more new housing, with one house in the area now nearing completion.
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					 Ups And DownsFridayAugust 10, 2001
 Town continues to dig and the RM has to repair a new building underconstruction.
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					 Premier and Ministers Visit TisdaleSaturdayAugust 11, 2001
 Nipawin, Tisdale and Melfort were each paid a brief visit Friday with a whirlwind
					of meetings and handshaking.
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					 Economic development before productivity
					growth, civic virtue before statistical correlation
SaturdayAugust 11, 2001
 Mario deSantis explains to us the research that is going on with the use of "Social
					Capital" in the business world. This is a really positive concept and a welcomed
					change from other trends.
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					 Summer Window
					Cleaning BlitzSaturdayAugust 11, 2001
 Student workers come out in full force Friday to do the windows downtown.
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					 Golden Age Centre - WiredSaturdayAugust 11, 2001
 This is our weekly update on this rapidly completing project as we see the wires
					in place and the plumbing being installed.
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