The membership to our action is anonymous and does not engage your responsability. The bretzels will be stocked firstly in a confidential place and will be send all together.. You will be warned by e-mail and be invited to this historical event.

Posted by GeeTee at March 17, 2003 06:26 PM | TrackBack 0

"What has come to trouble me most over past weeks is the suspicion that if the hanging chads in Florida had gone the other way and Al Gore had been elected we would not now be about to commit British troops," he said.

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Canada is thus the land of the Tories, the counter-revolutionaries who jibbed at the American Whigs' revolt. While the American Declaration of Independence celebrates "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness", Canada's founding document promises "peace, order and good government". Little has changed: in the Ekos poll, only 8% of Canadians say they would like their country to become more like the United States, and 40% less so.

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I'm going to talk about the ability to change human nature that's of more direct interest to the members of this committee, namely, voluntary genetic engineering, popularly known as designer babies, and that will be the topic of the rest of my presentation.

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"It's impossible for us to determine what their intent is," she said. "Are they protesters? Are there terrorists in that group and (do) they plan on killing everyone on base?"

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By the mid-1810s, as deafness encroached, the performing was all over. Visitors found [Beethoven's] pianos had strings shredded by his frantic pounding in a desperation to hear. He removed the legs from one piano, so he could sit on the floor and feel the vibrations. Yet to the end he would improvise for hours, though he could not hear a note he played.

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...the new research, which analyzed data from 24,000 men and women over a 15-year period, has found that happiness is more a reflection of the people who get married than it is of marriage itself.

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Richler had the right perspective on death. He didn't like it. But it was central to his writing. "Fundamentally, all writing is about the same thing," Richler said, " it's about dying, about the brief flicker of time we have here, and the frustration that it creates."

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