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Successfully registered (finally). Thanks muchly Celtic!!!

Well, I tried to talk to the financial guy today, but he couldn't be located. He was later discovered curled up under his desk in the fetal position......... I think that there is yet to be further fall out from the American markets, hopefully due to different regulations it won't affect us as...

Congratulations, and well done..... On another note, what's it like to go through life as a quitter???  ;D  >:D 

You queried why I don't vote upon party lines earlier..... You've just answered your own question as far as I am personally concerned.

Just finished some Gerry Rafferty, and now Mike Oldfield and Maggie Rielly... (Moonlight Shadow)

Have you ever wondered, why they have braille on the drive through keypad of bank ATM's?

Or before the PM announced that the CPC was going to cut the funding 45 million....

A very good question, I don't really know. I'm assuming that the additional 8.9 billion (that had the taxpayers federation up in arms) that was announced just prior to the election call is included in the 19 billion. I performed a google search, but could only find figures on the 2007 budget...

Well according to the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, the Government spent or promised $19,000,000,000.00 between June and the election call. Link here http://www.taxpayer.com/pdf/Conservative_Spending.pdf

Most of these are normal O & M items within the yearly BCEO budget's. The esitmated cost of the item dictates that they are processed through Defence Construction Canada.

Mr. Campbell; just a quick question, but do your figures include the billions of dollars in promised spending announced by the government just prior to the election call?

You seem to forget the Hillier was appointed by Mr. Martin, the last Liberal PM. I personally still have not decided who to vote for, as I do not vote along party lines, but for the candidate that I believe will represent the riding the best.

The round one in the corner usually works well for filing items.    ;D

John was in the fertilized egg business. He had several hundred young layers (hens), called 'pullets,' and ten roosters to fertilize the eggs. He kept records, and any rooster not performing went into the soup pot and was replaced. This took a lot of time, so he bought some tiny bells and...

Actually the Germans bypassed the French bunker complexes..... through the Ardenne forrest... Much to the chargrin of the French...

Having worked with explosives, I know what certain amounts of the item will do, however destruction is not always required, nor desired on all occasions. The idea behind the greater fire power of the 57mm is to cause the enemy to not be able to react to friendly forces objectives; IE they can't...

Paul; Could you please fill in your profile so that the members have an idea of your background, and expertise? It would provide a greater deal of credability on your statements. On another note, as I stated earlier, even the 57mm will screw up someones day in an amphibious assault. The...

While our frigate's 57mm is not a large calibre weapon, the rate of fire would have a tendency of ruining somebody's day, should they be an opposing force during an amphibious landing.......

Well thus far in the riding that I'm in, it is almost as though there was not election in progress. I've seen less than a dozen signs for various candidates, and there has been no debates as yet.... I'm beginning to wonder if any of the parties are interested in representing this riding, which...