Place half a tea spoon full of sea salt into the Nori and fill the container with water. While leaning over a sink, tilt your head sideways and slightly insert the spout (outlet) into one nostril. Slowly lift the Nori so the salt water flows into the nostril. Important: Your mouth must stay open! The salt water will flow through the nasal passage and come out of the other nostril.

Posted by GeeTee at July 07, 2002 10:58 AM

Among other things, the province proposes recognizing First Nations with municipal-style governments only. In other words, sweeping powers like granting citizenship or running a justice system would not be granted. But for most of B.C.'s aboriginal leaders, the idea of treating their communities as town or cities is unacceptable. On Friday, Nault agreed with them.

Posted by GeeTee at July 07, 2002 09:09 AM

On Friday, the federation confirmed that it has accepted the findings [that hockey was born in Montreal]. It wants to put a plaque or some other historical marker on the site -- which is now a four-storey parking garage at the corner of Stanley and Drummond streets.

Posted by GeeTee at July 07, 2002 09:04 AM

Elliott says the decision could even have implications in Canada, where policy makers have long maintained that that such rights as the right to health care, can't be enforced by the courts.

Posted by GeeTee at July 07, 2002 09:00 AM