At 16:49 10/3/2002 -0600, Uncle Presidente wrote:
They also announced, or it was said that the government would announce,
that Waterton National Park (the northern contiguous sister park to
Glacier National Park) will be increased in size. I was wondering if I
would wake up this morning and find
At 18:33 10/3/2002 -0600, M Marc wrote:
There's a real-life precedent for your scenario: Napoleon's invasion of
Russia, and that was just the Priepsky Marshes that he had to navigate.
Territory and weather were major causes of the Nazi failure in their
attempt at invading Russia,
too.
Yes,
On Thu, 03 Oct 2002 10:06:31 -0600, Tom Matkin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
virtual breath. Anyway I'm guessing the acronym is Masticate your own
beans.
No! Were we not discussing food storage and such? It goes with that:
Make Your Own Bread!
It is good advice for those who stored a lot of wheat,
On Thu, 03 Oct 2002 15:58:07 -0600, Marc A. Schindler
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I agree with you, but think that you are referring to a moral sphere. In
more
everyday matters, it's not sin that necessarily limits a country's
options.
Marc,
Your comments were fascinating, and I might come back
On Thu, 3 Oct 2002 22:45:37 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I would think someone would notice the difference between
-40 and +40 (even in Medicine Hat?), although the US Army
folks near here are the same way. What difference does a
few degrees make, as long as you figure the trajectory
Seasons Greetings from the Great White North!
I woke up this morning to a centimeter or two of snow, our first snowfall of the
season. We often get snow right around General Conference time (but then it can warm
up a little for a few weeks).
Napolean started with his Grande Armee
At 23:28 10/4/2002 +0800, Bishop Mark wrote:
Napolean started with his Grande Armee towards Russia with about 500,000
men. The 10,000 that barely survived escaped Russia in early
December. So 80,000 Russian losses were not so bad, all things
considered. Napolean got his just desserts.
Actually, I do agree that this is a big mistake. Since probably at most
only 1/2 of your armed forces are fighting forces, when the Mexican army
reaches your border with the US, you may really miss those 2,000.
Jon
Marc A. Schindler wrote:
Canada ready to send 2 000 troops along with US
[my latin's not very good -- that's supposed to translate as the dogs
of war]
This cartoon expresses my feelings fairly well. Just thought Stephen
would appreciate some more fuel for his exegetical pipe for recreational
carbonizing ;-)
I am an American Saint. The two go together and should cause no one angst,
even Canadian Saints, or American Saints living in Japan.
Jon
Grampa Bill wrote:
Our BLT wrote:
I am a saint first, and then an American. I hope we all feel that
way.
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Grampa Bill
Have you submitted these to the Professor from England (who may indeed be an
English professor)? The article you referred us to said that Canadians had
the worst sense of humor, but this one about Grandpa is funnier than the NJ
joke.
Jon
Marc A. Schindler wrote:
My Dad's new .sig file:
I
It's called manifest destiny.
The main reason that we don't invade Canada is Quebec. I can think of 5 or
6 punch lines to this sentence, but I'll open this contest up to the entire
list.
What we really need on this list is a Saint from Quebec. Marc, can you
recruit one?
Jon
Gary Smith
At 10:05 PM 10/3/02 -0400 Grampa Bill favored us with:
Grampa Bill comments:
I do. But in all candor, I must admit that I would be very uncomfortable if I
heard a Muslim say, I am a Moslem first, and then an American.
Islam is a false religion. Ours is true. It makes all the difference.
That thar's the basis for strife. Or as UBL would say Christianity is a
false religion. Ours is true. It makes all the difference. --UBL
Jon
John W. Redelfs wrote:
At 10:05 PM 10/3/02 -0400 Grampa Bill favored us with:
Grampa Bill comments:
I do. But in all candor, I must admit that
Mark:
If, however, you are making an oblique reference to the fall of nukes,
well, what good would it do to ask for US assistance? The damage would
already be done. And the US couldn't stop the missiles in any case.
NMD
will not work and will not be built.
Dan:
Actually, it
What do you think about this article?
http://www.sierratimes.com/02/10/04/sunni.htm
Rose
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Right, but Bill was relating how he feels. We're not as comfortable with Moslems as we
are with other Christians, even those Christians with whom we
share little in common (in some cases, there are groups, like Ismailis, with whom we
might have more in common than we would with other
The Queen and Prince Phillip are here on a royal visit, but this one's
rather unique. I thought there were a couple of interesting features
you'd find interesting if you're a Canada follower. They're, well,
different.
1. CBC has leased a VIA Rail train to more-or-less follow the royal
tour. It's
And your first job would be to hire Till to sand and re-varnish every piece of
wood in the Prince of Wales Hotel. (For those not from the area, that's the kind
of job like painting big bridges, where you as soon as you're finished, it's time
to start over again).
Elmer L. Fairbank wrote:
At
Got it. Thanks.
Wow! Sort of like right outside your front window?
When you move south, I guess there will there be a vacancy there?
Larry Jackson
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John Redelfs
I deleted it, but for you I will put it back. Check again. --JWR
Can't say as I disagree with anything you write. Perhaps the ambiguity of the
word free is what has led to a decrease in popularity of the term free agency
in favour of moral agency.
Scott McGee wrote:
On Thu, 03 Oct 2002 15:58:07 -0600, Marc A. Schindler
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I agree
Scott McGee wrote:
Mark,
Sorry, I misread your post. You said a list of countries who could, and I
read it as a list of countries who would like to. My apologies. I was
repeatedly interupted yesterday while trying to read my mail (ok, I was
trying to read my mail while working on
Here's an interesting factoid for those interested in the international
church. You can now watch General Conference if you're a member of the
Bermuda Branch. I just got an email from a Canadian member of Barbadian
origin now living in Bermuda. She told me the branch has arranged with
Bermuda
Jon Spencer wrote:
Actually, I think that there is a realistic way for Mexico to invade Canada,
to see if Canada's entire 55,000 member armed forces could beat the Mexican
army. Since the US already lets the Mexican army come onto Indian lands in
Arizona to protect the drug smugglers, the
I wonder if you have been asked to not use the term free agency because
the word free might connote to some people that one can use their agency
free of any consequences. Sure, we have free use of our agency but must
accept that any decision has consequences, good or bad; we are not FREE
of
At 01:00 PM 10/4/02 -0400 Jon Spencer favored us with:
That thar's the basis for strife. Or as UBL would say Christianity is a false
religion. Ours is true. It makes all the difference. --UBL
Who is UBL?
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At 05:27 PM 10/4/2002 -0800, the BLT wrote:
Yes, I stand in awe of what lies immediately out the windows of our
home. It is just too beautiful to describe. I'll take some pictures, and
when I get one that I'm proud of, I'll put it on the Internet too.
After work this afternoon another guy
In CES, we have been instructed to NOT use the phrase
free agency, but rather use moral agency. What the
reason is, I do not know.
Sound like this is political correct stuff that I simply don't care for.
Does this mean they are going to rewrite the records too? I certainly
hope not. I'm
Conference is coming!!
But I shall not know any better then than I know now that he is God's
Almighty Son, that he is our Savior and Redeemer, and that salvation
comes in and through his atoning blood and in no other way. (Bruce R.
McConkie)
Paul O
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