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Shared under fair dealings Fund to offer financial help to military families 17/04/2007 10:21:22 AM  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------   Printer-friendly page...

I can echo the statements about CFLC, your home reserve unit has a rep or two for CFLC. Find out who they are and get the ball rolling. Also, many union organizations have military leave written into their collective agreement. It is something that is not used often enough IMHO. It may say...

Cool, I know a Sgt in my unit contacted CP Gear with a sudgestion for manufacture but it never panned out. Their loss is your gain. Good luck GF

I have a TW cover on mine at work in the ER. It certanly turns heads. GF

I was just out in Sunny Dunny this morning. I have to say that I did not see any large white swipes at the location. I would surmise that it was a scan problem because there is no Secret Squirrl stuff going on unless the un-authorized tumble weeds are a new stealth program. GF

One night time rutine that we stuck to when I was away was, each night my kids would blow a kiss to the moon before they went to bed. I explained that where ever I was, I was looking up at the same moon and that moon would bounce the kiss back to me. It helped them keep a connection. As for...

A modified truth is the best way IMHO. When I went to the Ghan last year I explained to my 3 and 4 year old that Daddy was going to work in a "Special Hospital" because there were some bad people who wanted to hurt people and daddy's friends were going to stop them. At those ages there is no...

HOM, My thoughts exactly

True, but only because they are the only things you can see on first glance.

True, the original article is titled that Dutch soldiers are showing restraint but as you clearly pointed out, it is the soldiers obeying the directions of their political masters. Yes, I was one of those soldiers that joined in the late 80s early 90s. I do not believe my statements are a side...

I have had the opportunity to work with Dutch soldiers on a couple of occasions. The first time in 92. The Communicators were excellent in Sector West and more recently this past fall when I worked with a fantastic team of Dutch nurses and doctors at the Role 3 MMU at KAF. I have never worked...

Yup, And what if Canada did the same thing in WW II with Holland. "We are not hear to fight the Nazis, we are here to make them irrelevant" Right ::)

Well, the ACU does seem to work in ALL environments as the pic below shows  ;D

BTY, That is fantastic +++++++++ I have C &P the entire piece and am sending it out by email. I wonder how long before it gets back to you as spam? GF

Not too sure about the pastafarian thing but perhaps he just wanted to celebrate international talk like a pirate day http://www.talklikeapirate.com/ Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr GF

ROTFLOL Beautiful! I can just see one of the medics I work with doing the same thing :rofl:

I was there as well, fantastic show. I am going to try and get a copy of it from CBC.

And for the ultimate in Timmies addict..... http://www.leevalley.com:80/gifts/page.aspx?c=1&p=56683&cat=4,104,53210 I am up to two coffee with no fat pills yet! GF

Perhaps I did make it sound a bit too harsh but I think those who have gone through the school can agree that a strong grounding in HS math and science makes the calcs easier to understand, manipulate, and comprehend. GF

The huge thing in this whole post is AFTER HIGHSCHOOL! As a Combat engineer, you have to deal with fundamental physics and math including geometry, and formula manipulation. Finish your secondary education. GF